Swedish de Havilland J 28B Vampires at F18 Tullinge (1952)

In 1946, the Swedish Air Force purchased its first batch of 70 FB 1 Vampires.
In Swedish service, the Vampire received the designation J 28A, it was assigned to the Bråvalla Air Force Wing (F 13). The type soon provided such good service that the Vampire was soon selected to serve as the backbone of the fighter force. In 1949, a total of 310 of the more modern FB.50s, designated J 28B, which were based on the Vampire FB.5, were procured.
In 1956, the Swedish Vampires were retired from the fighter role, to be replaced in service with the J 29 (SAAB Tunnan) and J 34 (Hawker Hunter). In 1968, the final Vampire trainer was retired.
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excerpts from documentary "Glimtar från Flygvapnet"