This Thunderjet was allocated US serial 52-2910 on emerging from Republic's Farmingdale facility on Long Island but was suppled under MDAP to the Italian AF. Passing to the Yugoslav AF in 1957, it operated till the beginning of the 1970s and was later placed on outdoor display at Ljubljana airport coded '914', next to the F-86 which is now alongside, another F-86 and a SOKO 522 (near the well-known Adria DC-6). It underwent a five-year restoration from 2008 for the Pivka museum.

Previously stored at Ljubljana airport, this former Yugoslav air force F-84G went to Pivka in August 2013.

This Thunderjet was built at Farmingdale and TOC with the USAF as 52-2910 but immediately exported to Italy to serve with the Aeronautica Militare Italiana as MM52-2910. It joined the Yugoslav AF as 10642 from May 1957 until around 1971, when the plane was retired and became a gate guard at Brnik AB. From 2008 to 2013 the plane underwent this wonderful restoration and is now on display at this very interesting museum.

Not much is known about this F-84G, except that it was delivered in 1957 and is most probably ex Netherlands or Belgian Air Force, and before that, USAF. After it was withdrawn from use it was preserved at Ljubljana-Brnik and in 2011 it went to the Park Vojaške Zgodovine (Park of Military History) in Pivka.