MM6890

Aircraft:
Lockheed F-104S ASA-M Starfighter
Reg: MM6890 photos
Serial #:
1190
Airline: Italy - Air Force
Photo Date: Oct 31, 2004
Uploaded: Jul 05, 2007
Grazzanise - LIRM, Italy

Notes:

The end of an era: two F-104s of the last five ship formation taxying to the shelters at the end of the farewell while the 9-99 on the background overshoots for the last time to land at the end of the last operative flight of a Starfighter in the World!

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Oct 31, 2004

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Jul 05, 2007

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Notes

The end of an era: two F-104s of the last five ship formation taxying to the shelters at the end of the farewell while the 9-99 on the background overshoots for the last time to land at the end of the last operative flight of a Starfighter in the World!