Just some nice photos I've found

[PR19_Kit]

That looks like a formation from the 1966 Tiger Meet, based at RAF Leuchars, so it'd be a Belgian Air Force F-104G from 31 Smd at Kleine Brogel.

[Later] And that first pic with the T5 Lightning overflying the other stuff is definitely the '66 Tiger Meet at Leuchars too, I checked the arrangement of the ramp and hangars on Google Earth and it's an exact match.  

[Captain Canada]

Thanks for the insight Kit !

[Captain Canada]

[scooter]

Hell of a catch on *that* fishing trip

"Back home we got a taxidermy man. He gonna have a heart attack when he see what I brung him."

[NARSES2]

Never knew it could carry a 104 ! Would  said 104 have had it's engine ?

[Captain Canada]

Looks like the engine is out, can't see the burner can. Also the back lifting straps don't seem taught, wonder if the rotors create lift under the wings ?

[NARSES2]

Looks like the engine is out, can't see the burner can. Also the back lifting straps don't seem taught, wonder if the rotors create lift under the wings ?

Well spotted  Therefore has the ground been photo-shopped out ?

[Gondor]

Looking at that picture I can see a thinner wire? that is taught towards the rear of the wings and almost in line with the rear strop. It's almost as if the strop is there because they don't trust the wire.

Gondor

[Captain Canada]

Jury is still out for me. I see the smaller wires, but they look like the run down the ing and aren't really taught either ? There is also a tag line attached to the front wheel.

[scooter]

True!

[Captain Canada]

Thanks for the info !

[rickshaw]

I wonder why they removed the engine but affixed that non-standard centreline pod?   To maintain balance?  Then why remove the engine?

[NARSES2]

Cheers Scoot 

[Captain Canada]

That's the bomblet pod they used for practice.

[Bill TGH]