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Crashed 10-sep-1980 in the sea near Helligvær, aprox. 17 nautical miles northeast of Bodø Airbase. Two fighters had been on a mission to identify and photograph unidentified planes west of Lofoten. On approach to Bodø one of the fighters crashed in the sea after a series of abnormal movements. The pilot, Lt. Kåre Haugvaldstad managed to eject, but was too low for the shute to open. He was killed on the spot.

Crashed 10-feb-1971 near Steigen. The plane was one of three on an intercept training mission off Bodø, when it flew into the mountain Skotstind. The pilot, Lt. Richard Herbert Nyen was killed.

Crashed on 17-nov-1970 at Ålborg Airbase, Denmark. The plane hit the ground only secounds after takeoff. The pilot, Stærkeby ejected safely, but the passenger, sgt. Ansgar Johannessen was killed.

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Crashed on 4-feb-1981 near Bodø. The plane was on a routine trainingmission and was undertaking a radar controlled landing at runway 08 in Bodø. Suddenly the engines RPM dropped and the crew decided to eject. Lt. Per Christian Torp (front seat) landed safely while Lt. Inge Støen suffered minor injury. Both landed on the base area. So did the plane which exploded on impact near shelter 16. The accident was caused by a canopy which was released and smashed against the left side of the plane. Pieces of plexiglas was ingested into the engine.

WFU 14.03.83. Stored at Sola. From 14.03.83. borrowed from the central Defence Museum for permanent static display at the Sola Aviation Museum.

Crashed on 29-jul-1975 at Revtind between Beiarn and Blakkådalen. The pilot, Lt. Per Yngvar Aas was killed. He was on a routine navigation trainingmission and probably hit the mountainside. The wreck was found 1150 meters above sealevel.

Crashed on 10-jun-1978, aprox. 17 nautical miles nort of Andøya. The plane was on a mission to identify three unknown vessels aprox 32 nautical miles from Hillesøy radar. After cicleing the targets twice, the fighter flew into the sea aprox. 5 nautical miles to the south of theese. The pilot, 2nd. Lt. Stein Ekholt was killed.

Crashed on 8-jun-1979 near the island Spildra in Kvænangen. Just after completing a simulated missile attack on a small island norteast of Spildra, the pilot noticed reduced enginepower and loss of airspeed. As the afterburner was lit, the plane caught fire. The pilot, Squadron cief Col. Per Bøthun managed to eject, and escaped with minor injury.

Crashed on 18-jan-1983 in the sea aprox 15 km west of Bodø. The pilot Lt. Bjørn Larsson, lost control of the plane at low altitude, but managed to eject safely.