Fieseler Fi 156 C-2 Storch (Stork)

Fieseler Fi 156 C-2 Storch (Stork)

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This communications airplane was built in 1940 and delivered to the Swedish AF, s/n Fv3808. Struck off charge in 1948, its whereabouts are not accounted for till July 1965, when it was registered in Germany as D-EBOY. On September 14, 1973 it was registered in the USA as N156SV, the new owners where Lt. Col. Perry A. Schreffler and Maj. Robert C. Van Ausdell, who donated the aircraft to the USAF Museum in 1974. The final flight was made by Brig. Gen. Chuck Yeager and the registration was cancelled May 8, 1975. The aircraft is painted in the livery worn by the personal plane 5F+YK of General E. Rommel during WW II.


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This communications airplane was built in 1940 and delivered to the Swedish AF, s/n Fv3808. Struck off charge in 1948, its whereabouts are not accounted for till July 1965, when it was registered in Germany as D-EBOY. On September 14, 1973 it was registered in the USA as N156SV, the new owners where Lt. Col. Perry A. Schreffler and Maj. Robert C. Van Ausdell, who donated the aircraft to the USAF Museum in 1974. The final flight was made by Brig. Gen. Chuck Yeager and the registration was cancelled May 8, 1975. The aircraft is painted in the livery worn by the personal plane 5F+YK of General E. Rommel during WW II.