Main scene show Sabre Dog riding on a Mighty Mouse Folding Fin Aerial Rocket
F-86D Sabre Dog
F-86D Finial
Y shaped hairline in lithopane
496th Fighter Interceptor Squadron; named to Ray Firstbrook; Moto Cave Canem or Beware of the Dog; Unit was awarded the Hughes Achievement Award in 1955; Unit activated on June 1, 1951 and deactivated the next day, Its personnel dispersed to other units. The unit was reactivated in 1953 and equipped with F-86F Sabres and performed US West Coast defensive operations. In 1954 the squadron was reassigned to the 86th Fighter Bomber Wing, Landstuhl AFB, Germany and F-86D Sabres. The F-86D was also known as the "Sabre Dog" or "Dog Sabre" and equipped with 70mm Might Mouse Folding-Fin Aerial Rocket. Produced by Schmidt, Bogen Str. 103, Koblenz
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| type | stein | material | porcelain |
| producer | other | mold | - |
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