Showing posts with label SABRE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SABRE. Show all posts
F100 D
This FlOOD is worthy of note for several reasons. First, its operator is the 3595th Air Demonstration Flight from Nellis AFB, NV, who are o...
F100Fs
Two-seat Super Sabres were designated F100Fs. Showing off its bare metal colours is GT-018, a Royal Danish Air Force example at Bentwaters...
F1OOD 42249
The French were early users of the Super Sabre. Seen at Sculthorpe, May 1976, is FlOOD 42249 of EC 2/11. The badge on the fin depicts a bl...
F1OOD 56-3213
By the start of the 1970s most of the European Super Sabres had been camouflaged. FlOOD 56-3213 of 492nd TFS with a two-letter tail code ...
F100 Super Sabre
The first of the 'Century Series Fighters'was the North American F100 Super Sabre. It was the first operational fighter that was c...
QF86H Sabre 53-1409
QF86H Sabre 53-1409 is a target drone operated by the US Navy at its China Lake test centre. It was seen at Edwards AFB in October 1979.
Sabre 5
The'sad fate of many military aircraft is to be a target. Canadair sabre 5 23320/N74170 is seen at Mojave, CA. October 1979, during se...
F86 Sabres
The popular image of F86 Sabres in service with the United States Air Force is that of silver airframes with colourful squadron markings. H...
Sabre 3
The Sabre was built under licence in Canada, and the main difference from the North American machines was the powerplant. An Avro Orenda fro...
