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Photo ID 124257 by Baldur Sveinsson. Norway Air Force Westland Sea King Mk43B, 073
Photo ID: 124257
Visting with the Icelandic Coast Guard. Starting engines on taxiway Alpha that runs straight in front of the Coast Guard hangar. This Seaking serves with 330 squadron, which operated Northrop N-3PBs in Iceland during WW2.
Photo ID 124256 by Baldur Sveinsson. Norway Air Force Westland Sea King Mk43B, 073
Photo ID: 124256
Visting the Icelandic Coast guard for cooperative exercises and leaving for home after the visit, taking off from runway 19. 330 squadron was the unit that operated the Northrop N-3PB in Iceland during WW2.
Photo ID 124255 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Navy De Havilland Canada U 6A Beaver DHC 2, 150192
Photo ID: 124255
Photographed at the 1967 Reykjavík Airshow. According to Baugher it was ex-USAF 52-6128. Became N99830 (Hillsborough County Civil Defense, FL), then C-GOER.
Photo ID 124226 by Baldur Sveinsson. France Air Force Dassault Mirage 2000 5F, 62
Photo ID: 124226
The first NATO aircraft to stand watch at Keflavik International Airport after the USAF left were Mirage 2000 from the French AF. They stayed in Iceland for six weeks.
Photo ID 124225 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Navy Lockheed P 3B Orion, 152725
Photo ID: 124225
One of the first squadrons to get the P-3B model was VP-24, Batmen, shown here on the ramp at Keflavik in 1968. It arrived at MASDC on Sep 9, 1993 after finishing its USN service.
Photo ID 124224 by Baldur Sveinsson. Greece Air Force LTV Aerospace TA 7H Corsair II, 161219
Photo ID: 124224
The second TA-7H for the Greek AF. Landed in Keflavik while on delivery to Greece.
Photo ID 124223 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Fairchild A 10A Thunderbolt II, 75 0293
Photo ID: 124223
Shown landing for a stopover at Keflavik on the way home from the 1977 Paris Airshow.
Photo ID 124201 by Baldur Sveinsson. France Air Force North American F 100D Super Sabre, 42165
Photo ID: 124201
First operated by the USAF but seen here at Duxford in French Air Force markings as it later served with 11 Sqn Armee de l'Air. Now restored in the original USAF colours and located in the American Air Museum at Duxford.
Photo ID 124200 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed EC 121T Warning Star L 1049, 52 3414
Photo ID: 124200
Well lit by the autumn sun, 414 seems lonely on the ramp this time.
Photo ID 124199 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Navy Lockheed P 3C Orion, 158226
Photo ID: 124199
VP-40 was to my knowledge only deplyed once to Keflavik at least while squadron code letters and BuNos were indentifiable. It was during the VP-40 deplyment that overpainting of the code letters and numbers started.
Photo ID 124198 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Navy Lockheed P 3C Orion, 158918
Photo ID: 124198
VP-16, Eagles deployed to Keflavik more than once with their P-3Cs like the one shown here. Later they got the P-3C Update II.5 and also brought those to Keflavik.
Photo ID 124197 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Navy Lockheed P 3C Orion, 158918
Photo ID: 124197
All of the VP-16 P-3s had nose number coinciding with the last digit of their BUNo, like this one. They managed that also with their Update II.5 series that they brought to Keflavik later.
Photo ID 124175 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Navy Grumman KA 6D Intruder, 149954
Photo ID: 124175
Photographed on a personal visit to NAS Oceana. I still like the old type of gull grey over white more than the dull grey overall dirt seeking paintwork. I later learned that this aircraft crashed the day after I photographed it.
Photo ID 124174 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Marines Bell Boeing MV 22B Osprey, 166480
Photo ID: 124174
Had engine problems on the way to Fairford, and was being prepared for flight tests. Rotors are folded for storage.
Photo ID 124173 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Martin EB 57B Canberra, 52 1516
Photo ID: 124173
As the EB-57Bs were mostly retired to AMARC in late 1981, this was probably their last visit to Keflavik. 1516 is now at USAF Armament Museum, Eglin AFB, FL.
Photo ID 124172 by Baldur Sveinsson. Greece Air Force LTV Aerospace TA 7H Corsair II, 161219
Photo ID: 124172
Second TA=7H for the Greek Air Force stopped at Keflavik on it ferry flight. It is not always sunny in July, but photos like this tell a story and record history.
Photo ID 124128 by Baldur Sveinsson. Guatemala Air Force Israel IAI Arava 201, 872
Photo ID: 124128
Photographed during delivery at Reykjavík. Ex 4X-IBT.
Photo ID 124127 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed T 33A Shooting Star, 58 0540
Photo ID: 124127
Here are the three T-Birds of the 57th FIS on the flight line showing the start of painting out the arctic red high visibility markings. 592 is farthest away and has no repainting. 575 had its wing tanks already grey and 540 has only the nose still red.
Photo ID 124112 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Navy Northrop F 5E Tiger II, 160792
Photo ID: 124112
Ex USAF 73-0858, here belonging to VF-43 at NAS Oceana, this F-5E was struck of charge in 2007. Here it in a line with some of the F-21 Kfirs also from VF-43.
Photo ID 124111 by Baldur Sveinsson. Private Private Hawker Sea Fury T20, G BCOW
Photo ID: 124111
Just landed after a ferry flight from Prestwick on a delivery to the US. Earlier registrations were: VX281, G-9-64, D-CACO. It then became: N8476W, NX281L and then at last G-RHNF with the Royal Navy Historic Flight where it was repainted in a new scheme.
Photo ID 124110 by Baldur Sveinsson. Private Private Hawker Sea Fury T20, G BCOW
Photo ID: 124110
Just landed after a ferry flight from Prestwick on a delivery to the US. Earlier registrations were: VX281, G-9-64, D-CACO. It then became: N8476W, NX281L and then at last G-RHNF with the Royal Navy Historic Flight where it was repainted in a new scheme.
Photo ID 124103 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed T 33A Shooting Star, 58 0540
Photo ID: 124103
A beautiful July day catches all three of the T-birds assigned to the 57th FIS in 1978-79, lined up on the ramp. The code 3 on the fin was a training aid for the Phantom pilots to tell which T-bird they were intercepting.
Photo ID 124102 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Air Force Lockheed T 33A Shooting Star, 58 0575
Photo ID: 124102
In 1981 the three T-33As of the 57th had the red arctic high visibility markings on the nose, fin and wing tip tanks removed by overpainting with the grey basic color. A photo from January 1981 shows that this had started then and went on gradually.
Photo ID 124075 by Baldur Sveinsson. USA Navy North American T 2C Buckeye, 157041
Photo ID: 124075
VF-43 has a few T-2Cs among other types. It is one of the few squadrons that operate a number of different types at the same time.
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