| 00/04/1963 |
Taken on Charge |
| 11/04/1963 |
Flown to Beauvechain AB for official handover ceremony. Pilot: LtCol Vl Cailleau, CO 1 Wing |
| 19/04/1963 |
First official F-104G flight from Beauvechain AB (Pilot: Maj Vl Marcel Legrand, CO 350 Sqn) |
| 26/06/1963 |
Cat. 1 damage to the pitot tube during towing |
| 12/11/1965 |
Cat. 2 damage to the leading edge of the r/h flap during landing at Beauvechain AB. |
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(Pilot unhurt, Kapt Vl G.D'Hert) |
| 21/03/1968 |
Cat. 2 both doors of the main landing gear open(ed) in flight, right at the moment when the pilot |
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increases power to go into a loop. (Pilot unhurt, Cdt Vl Forgeur) |
| 13/07/1976 |
Cat. 5 at Kleine Brogel AB, fire in the engine compartment |
| 00/00/0000 |
Used for armament loading training |
| 23/06/1978 |
Last noted at Kleine Brogel AB |
| 00/00/1978 |
till 00/08/1990 used as travelling exhibit 21LogW |
| 00/08/1990 |
Stored at Beauvechain AB |
| 00/00/1991 |
Restauration at Beauvechain AB and painted in metal colours |
| 2007 |
Preserved at Beauvechain based "Golden Falcon" Museum |
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