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This is a modification of the stock F-104G Starfighter into a flyable RAAF F-104G.
Backstory
During the late 1950s, the RAAF considered the question of replacing the CAC Avon-Sabre. From the submissions of most of the West's major manufacturers, a shortlist of two aircraft was put forward. These aircraft were the Dassault Mirage III, and the Lockheed F-104G Starfighter. In the event, the Government selected the Mirage III, which was manufactured in Australia as the Mirage IIIO. Of course, the Government could have gone the other way ...
Had they done so, there was a chance that the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation would have been chosen to build it (they had been working on this with Lockheed). In real life, the Mirage IIIO was not used in Vietnam due to French restrictions (hence the reason Australia did not replace the Mirage IIIO with the Mirage 2000, and will not replace the F/A-18 with the Rafale), however the F-104G could have been used in Vietnam. I have included a natural metal skin, which is presumably how they would have been delivered; a European style green/grey scheme, reflecting the real Mirage IIIO; and a South East Asia scheme, which is more suitable for operations in Australia and its South East Asian allies.
Squadrons
All real Mirage IIIO Squadrons are listed here with their decal numbers, plus one fictitious squadron. The numbers correspond with squadronlist.ini
75 Squadron, RAAF - SQN398
76 Squadron, RAAF - SQN399
77 Squadron, RAAF - SQN400
79 Squadron, RAAF - SQN401
2 OCU, RAAF - SQN721
453 Squadron, RAAF - SQN722
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