Focke-Wulf Fw 190G-3, (Wk. Nr. 160016), DN+FP, EB-104, later renumbered USA FE-104, later FE-125 and then T2-125.
This aircraft was operated by III./SKG10. It arrived at the Gruppe from Vicenza on 1 September 1943, and on 8 September was reported to have been with 9./SKG10. It was reported to have been destroyed by German personnel at Montecorvino on 9 September 1943, but the Allies reported it flyable after it was captured.

It was on display with other German and Japanese aircraft as well as experimental US aircraft at the Army's Technical Command Center at Akron, Ohio - Wright Field from October 13 - 21, 1945. Approximately 200,000 Americans viewed the show on Saturday and 300,000 on Sunday. In addition, high ranking personnel from 26 other countries visited the display including Soviet Lieutenant General Rudenko, Colonel Sir Vivian Gabriel from the British Command and several American Aces.
Most of these appeared in Life and were taken by Wallace Kirkland .





































And Below at Wright Field victory display.