RAF N6972, to instructional airframe as RAF 6317M, given as a gift to the Luftforsvarets Tekniske Skole at Kjevik, later to Norsk Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø, where it was painted as Norwegian AF 141 to commemorate the real 141 that served from 1933 to 1940

Norwegian AF 103 taken on charge Nov-1920, struck off charge 1928, to storage at Norsk Teknisk Museum until 1976 when it went back to the Air Force for inclusion in a future museum, in 1995 to Norsk Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø

USAF 68-9102, to Norwegian AF 102 taken on charge Jun-1969, struck off charge Jul-1982, to Norsk Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø. It carries the 336 Sqn swallow badge

About to land on Rwy 06.

US Army 60-3597, to Norwegian AF 597 taken on charge 1970 (flew for UN in Lebanon in 1978), became instructional airframe at the Aspåsen Skole in Bodø in October 1990, later to Norsk Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø

Joined 331 Skv new in 1963 as 12263 (derived from FY62 USAF MAP serial) coded 'FN-M' and operated as 263 from 1972 till 1981. Transferred to the Turkish AF as 4-263 and later 9-263; some reports state w/o 4.4.85

Here at the first ever Air Tattoo displaying a five-digit serial (derived from US allocation 66-9241), from 1972 this two-seater F-5 operated with the shortened Norwegian identity 241. From 332 Sqn at Rygge, later serving 336 and 338 Sqns before being displayed on a pole at Trondheim

After Canadian service as 104755, flew with 334 Skv from Rygge between 1973 and 1983. Nowadays preserved in immaculate condition in a collection at Kjeller airfield, 20 km east of Oslo

Norwegian AF 33 taken on charge May 1922, crashed 16 June 1931 when it struck the water surface of Rødmosjoen Lake in Leksdalen and then struck off charge July 1931. In 2006 it was raised from the bottom of the lake and restored for display at the Norsk Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø

US Army 64-14079, to Norwegian AF 079 taken on charge Oct-1966, flew for UN in Lebanon in 1978, struck off charge 1994, to Norsk Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø in 1995

USAF 43-36487, to RAF FZ708 but not delivered, to Norwegian AF 261 taken on charge Jun-1944, struck of charge Mar-1957 becoming an instructional airframe at the Luftforsvarets Tekniske Skole at Kjevik, later to the Norsk Luftfartsmuseum in Bodø painted as 163 to commemorate the real 163 as flown a tthe Little Norway flying school in Canada 1944-45. The name is on the left side only.