Category:F 5 Ljungbyhed

**Swedish Air Force Military Aviation School**
	Swedish Air Force training unit
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Instance of	wing; military training unit;
Location	Sweden;
Item operated	Albatros B.II (trainer aircraft, 1926–1929); Avro 504 (trainer aircraft, 1926–1928); FVM Dront (trainer aircraft, 1926–1930); Heinkel HD 35 (trainer aircraft, 1927–1929); FVM Ö1 Tummelisa (trainer aircraft, 1927–1933); Phönix 122 DIII (fighter, 1928–1930); Heinkel HD 36 (trainer aircraft, 1928–1938); Jaktfalken (fighter, 1930–1931); Bristol Bulldog (fighter, 1931–1932); DH.60 Moth (trainer aircraft, 1931–1937); Tiger Moth (trainer aircraft, 1932–1940); RK-26 Tigerschwalbe (trainer aircraft, 1933–1939); Fw 44 Stieglitz (trainer aircraft, 1936–1944); NA-16 (trainer aircraft, 1939–1947); Klemm Kl 35 (trainer aircraft, 1939–1945); Gladiator (fighter, 1943–1944); Bü 181 Bestmann (trainer aircraft, 1944–1951); T-6 Texan (trainer aircraft, 1947–1973); Safir (trainer aircraft, 1951–1972); Vampire (jet trainer, fighter, 1955–1967); Saab 105 (jet trainer, attack aircraft, 1967–1997); Bulldog (trainer aircraft, liaison aircraft, 1972–1997);
Headquarters location	Ljungbyhed Airbase;
Has part(s)	Swedish Air Force Flying School (1926–1997); Swedish Air Force Weather School (1983–1998); University and Aviation Centre (1984–1997); AIr Traffic Control School (1973–1998); 51. Flight Training Squadron (1969–1997); 52. Flight Training Squadron (1969–1997); 53. Flight Training Squadron (1969–1997); 55. Flight Training Squadron (1969–1997);
Heritage designation	governmental listed building complex (1995–);
Inception	1 July 1926;
Dissolved, abolished or demolished date	30 June 1998;
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