F-86K
of the German Luftwaffe
These photos were taken in 2003 at the "Luftwaffenmuseum" in Berlin, Germany.
They show a pretty worn F-86K of the German Luftwaffe. The F-86K was the NATO
version of the F-86D Dog Sabre and served with the airforces of France, Italy,
the Netherlands, Norway and Western Germany. It didn't have a rocket armament
like the F-86D but only four nose mounted guns. Note: The badge on the fin is
not the unit's badge of this plane but the sign of the airforce workshop which
had restored this plane. Unfortunately the engine is missing.
Bernd Korte
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