Flight Fighters of the Fifties - Lockheed Starfighter

The Starfighter, conceived in 1952, became a widely used military aircraft known for its speed and unique design. It played a crucial role in European air defense and was part of a significant international manufacturing program. The aircraft was versatile, serving as an interceptor, strike fighter, reconnaissance tool, and trainer. Armed with advanced weaponry, it was a formidable force. Over 1,266 units were built, with most serving European air forces, including the Luftwaffe, Belgian, Dutch, and Italian forces. The Royal Canadian Air Force also contributed significantly to its production for European operations, making it a key component of NATO's air defense in the 1950s.

Which air forces operated the F-104?

What was one of the roles of the Starfighter as a reconnaissance tool?