TF-104G 28+22 JaboG 34 at RAF Gutersloh June 1986

construction number 583F-5952, model 583-10-20, built by Messerschmitt
assembled by Messerschmitt Manching starting May 10, 1967, first flight July 13, 1967 at Manching AB
acceptance date September 6, 1967, coded KE+110 for Messerschmitt test flights March 30, 1967
re-coded KE+210 on June 16, 1967; camouflage scheme "Norm 62" according tech order TA-196
EA+375 AG 51 delivery date on September 13, 1967
28+22 MBB for Navy camouflage scheme "Norm 76" according tech order TA-196-3; MFG 1 on February 25, 1971
MFG 2 on October 29, 1981, JaboG 34 on October 7, 1985
withdrawn from use at LwSchleuse 11 on April 8, 1987 with 2.467 flight hours
stored a Erding AB and struck off charge order February 21, 1989, transported to LVR 1 on November 26, 1992
planned for Aeronautica Militare Italiana (Italian Air Force) for spare part use, but cancelled
bought by Piet Smedts and transported to Baarlo on November 13, 1997
in 1999 28+22 was stored at Bessemer, Lanaken, Belgium, owned by Piet Smedts
preserved Belgian Military Radio and Communications Museum at Bessemer, Lanaken, Belgium
("Belgisch Militair Radio en Communicatie Museum") in 2005, owned by Mr. Driessen, June 2007 noted
January 2013 last noted

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