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Company:	Luftwaffe	Airport:	Berlin - Gatow (EDUG)
Type:	Focke-Wulf Fw 190 S-8	Country:	Germany
Registration/CN:	BLACK 38/584219	Date:	September 23rd, 2025
Camera:	Canon EOS R6 Mark II	Lens:	Unknown
Views:	1125	Photographer:	Jiri Sofilkanic
Remarks:	This Focke Wulf was probably manufactured by Arado plant at Warnemunde in single-seat version F-8. Late 1944 was converted to double-seater in Poland factory Blanz. In May 1945 this aircraft was surrendered at Grove airfield in Denmark, coded "black 38", assigned possibly to JFS 103 (air fighting school). In September 1945 it was flown to England. Since 1989 it has been on display at RAF Museum Hendon, today it is on display at the German Air Force Museum in Berlin Gatow. Painted as single-seater from 1./JG 54 "Grunherz" operated over Russian Front. Jiri Zedka

Company:	Japan - Air Force (JASDF)	Airport:	Laage (ETNL)
Type:	McDonnell Douglas Mitsubishi F-15J Eagle	Country:	Germany
Registration/CN:	22-8936/136	Date:	September 23rd, 2025
Camera:	Canon EOS R6 Mark II	Lens:	Canon RF 100-500mm f4,5-7,1 L IS USM
Views:	1778	Photographer:	Jiri Sofilkanic
Remarks:	Exercise “Atlantic Eagles 2025” ! On their way! The Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) reported the departure from Chitose air base on 15 September 2025 of the F-15J Eagles towards the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Germany This is likely the most sensational goodwill visit deployment in recent history. On the flightline photo more four F-15s of 201 Hikotai can be seen, furnished wih "Atlantic Eagles" markings. The other F-15s are likely spare aircraft for the initial part of the deployment, or just ops aircraft on the flightline of Chitose. The following four F-15J Eagles have made it to Canada sofar: F-15J 201 Hikotai 82-8901, 22-8936, 22-8939, 42-8946. information source: 4Aviation

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