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    gx5000

    Well it’s got German colours but it’s still an American plane..
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F-104_Starfighter

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    notspamming

    “The Flying Coffin”, I thought I recognize it.

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    Clayton Brannon

    You are right it is a F-104 Starfighter. I worked with German Air Force back in the late 60’s at Memmingen AFB in southern Germany. They carried tactical nuclear weapons in the event of war. We had 5 of them on alert 24 hours a day. There are very few countries that can afford to build their own planes thus they are bought from the United States or another country such as Great Britain or Sweden.

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    JR

    You worked in the Luftwaffe…

    … and yet don’t know that: a) that’s a F-104G b)german F-104s never carried nukes c)they were licence-built in Germany

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    Ponsonby

    Wow – it’s been ages since I listened to this. I need to go find it – stat.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Lockheed_and_the_Starfighters

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    Death_to_Dude

    Ive got it locked on already, you hu, you want me to push the button?

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