B-Hunter UAV 289 being prepared for a flight at Koksijde airbase on 13 September 2007.

Mud guard equipped Agusta A109AB Hirundo H-28 coming in to land at Fassberg (Germany) on 30 September 2005.

Airbus A310 CA-02 piloted by Maj. Dirk De Man at low level in the Kamina (Congo) area on 30 november 2005.

"That house wasn't there the last time I taxied here...." Airspeed oxford O-31 had this slight accident on March 6th 1953, presumably at Florennes airbase.

Alouette III M-3 ready for a training flight from Koksijde airbase on 30 January 2007.

Alpha Jet AT-05 received this "one off" camouflage scheme in 1992 (no brown color in stock anymore?). The aircraft is seen during the Florennes airshow on 12 September 1992.

Three Avro 504N trainers preparing for take-off during an airshow in the thirties.

Wrong side up. Avro 504K A-71 overturned on landing at Evere with crew Lambert/Fabry.

Four Avro 504N initial trainers have their engines warmed up at Gosselies in the winter of 1939/1940.

Unidentified Belgian Air Force Avro Canada CF.100 Canuck in flight near its home base Beauvechain in the early sixties.

Avro Canada CF.100 Canuck AX-44 of 350 Squadron/1 Wing was pictured at Solenzara (Corsica, Fr.) airbase in December 1960 equipped with the rarely seen small wingtip rocket-pods.

Bristol Sycamore B-3 at Kamina airbase (ex-Belgian Congo) in the late fifties.

Lockheed C-130H CH-09 flying near the Bierset control tower during the Helidays 2005 on 4 June 2005.

Lockheed C-130H Hercules CH-11 at altitude ready to drop some free fall paratroopers.

"Fly me to the Moon..." Lockheed C-130H CH-12 banking over Koksijde airfield on 30 June 2006

Armée de l'Air Boeing C-135FR Starotanker arrivfing at Kleine Brogel airbase on 21 February 2005 for a week long training session with the Belgian Air Force

Armée de l'Air Boeing C-135FR Starotanker arrivfing at Kleine Brogel airbase on 21 February 2005 for a week long training session with the Belgian Air Force

Ex-Belgian Air Force Douglas C-47B K-1 in derelict state at North Weald (U.K.) airfield pictured by Bob Rongé on 18 June 2005

Douglas C-47B KN-13 at Melsbroek. Th "N" in the military registration indicated that this was a "Navigator Trainer" which explains the supplementay randomes on top of the fuselage.

Caudron C.444 Goéland C-1 light transport obtained in the late thirties by the Aéronautique Militaire Belge.

Douglas DC-6A Liftmaster KY-1 at Kamina (Ex-Belgian Congo) in May 1960.

Douglas DC-6A Liftmaster KY-2/OT-CDB (c/n 45518/998) in flight near its homebase Melsbroek.

De Havilland D.H.82A Tiger Moth T7238 (c/n 83728) former G-AMJD, OO-SOI, painted to represent T-24/UR-!, now on display at the "Musée Colonel Aviateur R. Lallemand" at Florennes airbase.

De Havilland DH.82A Tiger Moth T-3 (c/n 86369 / ex-RAF NL926) at Florennes Airbase in the early fifties.

Pilot and observer of De Havilland DH.4 E-68 posing in their aircraft at Bierset in the twenties.

Aircraft and Scale-Models: A model of a Belgian De Havilland DH.9 is dwarfed by the real thing at Wevelgem in 1930

De Havilland DH.104 Dove D-14 of the Openbare Macht/Force Publique in flight over Belgian Congo in May 1958.

Embraer ERJ-145 CE-03 (wearing temporarily civil registration PT-STR) during a test flight in Brazil prior to its delivery to the Belgian Air Force.

Lockheed F-104G FX-05 seen at the Sabca Gosselies plant in 1963.

F-104G FX-07 in good company. Allied Air Forces Central Europe's "Operation Seven-Up" NATO formation on April 2nd 1964. A very chilly Cold War Picture.

Lockheed F-104G FX-31(FX-32 in the back) on a cloudy day at Kleine Brogel in the mid-sixties.

Lockheed F-104G Starfighter FX-45 at Kleine Brogel in the mid-sixties.

Lockheed F-104G Starfighter FX-69 seen together with FX-54, both belonging to the 10th Fighter Bomber Wing, at an RAF Lightning base in the mid-sixties.

Lockheed F-104G's FX-78 and FX-55 in close formation in the "metallic" sixties

Lockheed F-104G FX-80 belonging to Kleine Brogel's 10th Fighter-Bomber Wing in the static display of the Koksijde airshow in 1969 or 1970.

LW23 was a wooden recruiting 1/1 Starfighter scale model constructed by the 23rd Logistical wing. Unfortunately a peace activist had to put this weapon of mass destruction on fire during an airshow.