Looking for F-5/CF-5/CF-116s in display

[Scott Rose]

So far I have four in the registry, I would assume there are more. If you know of any let me know

http://www.warbirdregistry.org/jetregis ... istry.html


F-5 Freedom Fighter/59-4989


F-5 Tiger II/74-1564

[JohnB]

-One of the original N156 prototypes in in the Museum of Flight, Seattle.

-An ex-South...then North Vietnamese F-5 (I think an E) is in Poland.
-An F-5F in Luke markings (yellow fuselage band like the Sabres in Korea) and used to train allies (my brother was in that unit in the 70s) is at Pima.

Lackland had (don't know if it's still there) a T-38 in Vietnam camouflage with painted back canopy (the horror!!!)...along with a camo B-57A (side-by side seats bubble canopy...wrong for Vietnam) and "B" Huey painted like a USAF "F/P"...(wrong engine cowl) when a commander wanted to have a Vietnam display.

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[K5DH]

NX385AF, owned by Ross Perot, Jr., and kept at Fort Worth Alliance Airport (which Perot developed).

Registered as a T-38, but it sure looks like an F-5B to me (and I've heard others comment about this as well).

[Cubs2jets]

There are several dozen F-5's on display throughout Vietnam. I can think of at least a half dozen in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) alone.

C2j

[Tulio]

These, I took in September 2001 and August 2003.

Borden, ON, and near CFB Trenton, and the 2003 in CFB Petawawa.

Saludos,


Tuliol

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[Andy Marden]

NX385AF, owned by Ross Perot, Jr., and kept at Fort Worth Alliance Airport (which Perot developed).

Registered as a T-38, but it sure looks like an F-5B to me (and I've heard others comment about this as well).

Dean,
It is a hybrid. The front fuselage of T-38 65-10365 was mated to the rear fuselage of ex Norwegian F-5A 573.
Andy Marden

USAMOOS

[DH82EH]

The machine at CFB Borden is now displayed indoors.

Andy

[Chris Brame]

F-5B 63-8441 at Chanute October 2015:


October 2016:


Now headed to Miami? (You're welcome to use 'em, Scott!)

[DaveG]

I believe that the YF-5A at the NMUSAF was in the ill-fated XB-70 Valkyrie formation.

[Scott Rose]

I've added a bunch more F-5/CF-5 entries. I haven't processed any of the pictures you guys posted yet, but don't worry I will.
Any information on F-5/CF-5's not listed would be great as well as any pictures you might have (especially the non-U.S. aircraft)
Thanks!

[Chris Brame]

Leon Cleaver had the remains of the first Navy T-38A BuNo 158197; several photos on this thread (scroll down to the third message):
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=55268&p=549186&hilit=cleaver#p549186

[Tiger Tim]

Pretty sure there's one in Winnipeg mounted in much the same way as the one in Trenton. Beside a Tim Horton's, because Canada.

[birddog]

http://roadsideattractions.ca/poplocation.html
try here

[jdvoss]

FWIW, here is a photo of a USN F-5 (presumably from NAS Fallon) that was on display at the 2010 airshow at Mather Field, CA in 2010.

JDV
http://www.fuselagecodes.com

[jdvoss]

Oops!...here's another from the same Mather Field airshow in 2010.

JDV
http://www.fuselagecodes.com