Sold as CF-INM. Photo from: Library and Archives Canada

Reconnaissance wing ER 33 used variants of both the Mirage III and the Mirage F.1.

In a special livery to celebrate the 50th anniversary of French Air force strategic component (Forces Aériennes Stratégiques).

Six early BV 138 'Flying Clog' flying boats were used as transport aircraft during the German invasion of Norway. This aircraft is seen landing troops at Sundsbukta near Hemnesberget, It was sunk here by a British destroyer according to the photographer, which would make it NG-UC, not NG-UD which was shot down nearby in the Ranfjord. Photo by: Karl Marth / Arkiv i Nordland

The situation was precarious for the German invaders of Narvik in April and May 1940 and a squadron of large seaplanes was formed to fly in supplies and reinforcements. From 10 May the first three BV 138A-1 production aircraft were involved in an operation in the Ranfjord area, landing troops near Hemnesberget. Two of them were lost. This should be NG-UC as it was sunk here at Sundsbukta according to the German photographer. Photo by: Karl Marth / Arkiv i Nordland

Operated by ER3/33 "Moselle" Squadron of the 33 Escadre de Reconnaissance based at Strasbourg. Displayed at the 1973 Paris Air Show.