Republic of China - Taiwan -   - Chung-kuo Kung Chun (RoCAF)

   Chronological Listing of RoCAF
Losses & Ejections
Date Air Force A'cft Unit - Serial

based

 crashed crew photo seat
                 
  Wen zhu-qiang Because of his outstanding academic performance, he stayed in Academy to be an instructor pilot. In May 1954, Wen searched for the Communist naval vessels near Dachen Island 大陳島with other wingmen. They encountered 6 MIGs and had a fierce air combat. Wen seriously damaged one enemy airplane; the rest of the enemies ran away. On July 6, he piloted an F-47 to support the ground troops in Dachen Island and to bombard enemy naval vessels. Above Zhoushan Island舟山島, he ran into many MIGs, but when chasing them to Ninbo寧波, he was surrounded and attacked by many MIGs. He died in this battle. In appreciation of his contributions, the government bestowed him the rank of Major.
 
04-Aug-1960
RoCAF		 F-100F 0004   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
pilot ejected   NAA
5 May 1961
RoCAF		 F-104B 4102 8th TFS Entered a spin and became unrecoverable. Flaps not balanced or symmetric, and crashed.      
Instructor pilot Yan Zhong Hua ejected, but killed pilot Yu Hong Xun ejected, but killed  
23-Dec-1961
RoCAF		 F-100A 0139   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
3 March 1962
RoCAF		 F-104B 4104   Meter malfunctioned, ran out of fuel, flamed out, and crashed.      
pilot killed. pilot killed.  
5 April 1962
or
12th July 1962
RoCAF		 F-104A 4202   crashed in GCA landing at Chiayi AFB Wang Chen-chun ejected   Lockheed C-2
12th July 1962
RoCAF		 F-104A 4207
56-838		 Ching Chuang Kang AB. Engine flamed out after take off at Ching Chuang Kang AB. Crashed north of base Wang Ji-yao ejected at low level. Parachute did not have time to deploy - killed   Lockheed C-2
            Wang's brother, Wang Fa Shun, was also a ROCAF F-104 pilot, and killed on 15
May 1971, with ROCAF F-104G 4360		    
September 9, 1962           Chen Huai-sheng    
while carrying out his mission over Nanchang南昌, Jiangxi Province江西省, he had an emergency landing because his plane was damaged. However, he chose to kill himself to show his determination not to surrender to enemy. In appreciation of his contributions, the government not only conferred the rank of colonel on him posthumously, but also named a junior high school, an elementry school and a public hall after him.
23rd October 1962
RoCAF		 F-104A 4222   crashed in landing at Ching Chuang Kang AB Chu Wei-min ejected.   Lockheed C-2
05-Feb-1963
RoCAF		 F-100A 0154   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
10-Aug-1963
RoCAF		 F-100A 0153   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
1st November 1963
RoCAF		 U-2C "355"   Shot down by SA-2 fired by PLAAF 2nd Surface-to-Air Guided Missile Battalion over Jiangxi Robin Yeh. Captured. Released to Hong Kong on November 10, 1982   Can anyone confrim ejection ??
7th November 1963
[also seen as10th October 1963]		   F-104A 4211 (56-0775)   Caught fire in mid-air. Emergency landed at Tai Nan AB. Pilot Li OK .    
23rd March 1964
RoCAF		 U-2C "356"   lost control due to improper handling during photo training over Taiwan Sonny Liang ejected but was drowned    
 
RoCAF		       18 December 1963:
ROCAF F-104A, 4208.
Caught fire and exploded.
Pilot killed.		      
7th July 1964
RoCAF		 U-2C "362" NAS Cubi Point, Philippines hot down by SA-2 fired by PLAAF 2nd Surface-to-Air Guided Missile Battalion over Fujian on a mission on China's supply lines to North Vietnam Terry Lee [Li-nan-ping] killed. Suggestion that ejection seat failed    
On July 7, 1964, Li died in his flight to the mainland China for a recon/photo mission. The ROC Air Force was granted to bestow the rank of colonel on him posthumously; his valiant performance was edited into the history of KMT and ROC. In memory of his contributions, the CAF Yilan Primary School was renamed as “Nanping Primary School” since 1966
14th August 1964
RoCAF		 U-2C 396 Davis-Monthan AFB Training mission. Crashed near Boise, Idaho, USA Shihli Sheng survived    
10 October 1964   F-104A 4205
56-0842

During National Day parade. Despite poor weather, the fly-by wasn't cancelled, and the aircraft flew
lower than rehearsed.4212 hit an antenna tower and damaged its left drop tank and left wing.
Half of the drop tank and parts of the wing fell off, and hit a weather
bureau building.
Three civilians killed, including a weather bureau employee.While its wingmen checked the damage on 4212, 4205 and 4216 collided and
crashed near Tai Bei (Tai Pei). One crashed in Ban Qiao, another crashed in Tu Cheng.

4212 returned to base at Tao Yuan AB
(via Donny Chan)

 Pilot killed    
10 October 1964   F-104A 4216
56-0787		 Pilot killed    
10 October 1964   F-104A 4212
56-0780		 Pilot OK    
19th December 1964
RoCAF		 U-2C 379 Davis-Monthan AFB Training mission. Aircraft crashed Shihli Sheng survived    
10th January 1965
21:15h
RoCAF		 U-2C "358"  Taoyuan shot down in Inner Mangolia by missiles fired by PLAAF 1st Surface-to-Air Guided Missile Battalion Jack Chang. ejected. Captured. Released on November 10, 1982    
9-Mar-1965
RoCAF		 F-100A 0115   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
18-Mar-1965
RoCAF		 F-100A 0166   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
20th July 1965
RoCAF		 F-104G 4328   Collided at night hit by 4328. Crashed in Zhong Xing Xin Cun (village), Nan Tou
City, Nan Tou County		 Pilot Li  killed    
20th July 1965
RoCAF		 F-104G 4326   Lei Ding-guo ejected   Lockheed C-2
08-Sep-1965
RoCAF		 F-100A 0157   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
18 October 1965   F-104G 4329
62-12229		   At night, engine malfunctioned at low altitude, and crashed into sea,
northeast of Ma Gong		 pilot killed    
4th November 1965
RoCAF		 F-100A 0156   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
24th November 1965
RoCAF		 F-100A 0127   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
 
RoCAF		       24 November 1965:
ROCAF F-104G, 4327.
Crashed into mountain at night.
Pilot killed.		      
22nd March 1966
RoCAF		 U-2C     First training flight Andy Fan ejected    
 
RoCAF		       28 April 1966:
ROCAF F-104G, 4324.
Failed take off, and overran runway.		      
 
RoCAF		       5 May 1966:
ROCAF F-104G, 4316.
Crashed.
Pilot killed.		      
 
RoCAF		       24 May 1966:
ROCAF F-104G, 4330.
Crashed at night.
Pilot killed.		      
 
RoCAF		       13 January 1967:
ROCAF F-104G, 4353.
After "113 Air Battle", while returning to base, missing.
Pilot Major Yang killed.		 About noon, four ROCAF F-104Gs took off at Ching Chuang Kang AB, to assist a
ROCAF RF-104G bullied by PLAAF J-6s (MiG-19s) in Fu Jian or Jin Men area.
4353 was the third of the flight of four.
4344 and 4353 each fired a Sidewinder AAM, and each shot down a J-6. First
air kills by F-104s of any nation.
PLAAF claimed 4353 shot down by J-6.
Based on radio chatter, in which the F-104 pilots, while returning to base,
excitedly spoke about the air battle, ROCAF claimed 4353 crashed due to a
sudden mechanical or fuel malfunction.
 		    
 
RoCAF		       19 April 1967:
ROCAF F-104G, 4325.
Failed landing during rain.
Pilot killed.		      
25 August 1967   F-104G 4335   After take off, engine caught fire, and crashed Pilot ejected    
8th September 1967
RoCAF		 U-2C "373"   shot down by Chinese-made Red Flag 2 by PLAAF 14th Surface-to-Air Guided Missile Battalion over Jiaxing Tom Huang killed    
                 
  However, the plane lost control and dropped into the sea. Fortunately, he struggled to swim to the shore.
When conducting recon/photo mission in 1957, he was intercepted several times by the enemy planes. After the engagement, he managed to escape. However, he he was forced to fly toward Korea as he was running out of fuel. He anticipated that he might not be able to land safely, so he dropped the reconnaissance films from his plane in advance. He died in the failure of force landing. His valor set a good example of the Air Force traditional spirit of patriotism and bravery as well as the determination of sacrifice to accomplish the given mission.
 
 
RoCAF		       11 November 1967:
ROCAF F-104G, 4346.
During bombing/strafing, pulled up too late, and crashed.
Pilot killed.		      
4th December 1967
RoCAF		 F-104G 4310   crashed Sa Guo-yin ejected   Lockheed C-2
25 December 1967   TF-104G 4143   Engine caught fire, and crashed      
ejected killed ejected killed  
22 July 1968
RoCAF		 F-104G 4355 8th Squadron
Ching Chuan Kang AB		 Take off abandoned when overran runway, and damaged, at air base Pilot Cai rescued    
16th September 1968
RoCAF		 F-104G 4315
62-12218		 Ching Chuan
Kang AB.		 flameout and crashed, 1.75 NM north of air base Jan Jen-biau [Zhan] ejected, but killed due to undeployed chute fell into Da Jia River, and
killed		   Lockheed C-2
4th December 1968
RoCAF		 F-104 4331   FOD, lost thrust, and  crashed. Shell chain suck into engine in air gunnery training Chou Jen-yung ejected   Lockheed C-2
 
RoCAF		       20 March 1969:
ROCAF RF-104G, 5626.
Mechanical malfunction, and crashed into sea.
Pilot killed.		      
9th May 1969
RoCAF		 F-104G 4357   crashed Huang Guo-ping ejected   Lockheed C-2
14th November 1969
RoCAF		 F-104G 4321   crashed Wan Hung-jan ejected   Lockheed C-2
          2 May 1970:
ROCAF F-104G, 4302.
Crashed.
Pilot ejected.		      
 
RoCAF		       8 June 1970:
ROCAF TF-104G, 4145.
During landing, miscontrolled, and crashed.
Two pilots killed.		      
     
          8 June 1970:
TF-104G. 4145.
ROCAF.
During landing, miscontrolled, and crashed, at Ching Chuan Kang AB.
Two pilots killed. Wing deputy commander Colonel Wen, Lieutenant Colonel
Xiao.		      
??? 1971
RoCAF		 F-104 4352   Stalled in landing Ma Lung-guan ejected at 35 ft   Lockheed C-2
 
RoCAF		       16 March 1971:
ROCAF F-104G, 4345.
Air traffic control error, and crashed.
Pilot killed.		      
 
RoCAF		       29 April 1971:
ROCAF F-104G, 4347.
Failed take off, and scrapped		      
 
RoCAF		       15 May 1971:
ROCAF F-104G, 4360.
While dodging, high-G manouvred, exploded, and disintegrated.
Pilot killed.		      
 
RoCAF		       20 November 1971:
ROCAF F-104G, 4333.
28th TFS.
Miscontrolled, high attack angle, flat spinned, and crashed.
Pilot killed.		      
  8 May 1971:
F-104B. 4122 (MSN 56-3723).
41st Squadron, 11th Wing, 2nd Group, ROCAF.
Engine flamed out, couldn't restart, and crashed, in Zhu Bei Village, Xin
Zhu (Hsin Chu) County.
Two pilots ejected, at 1,300 ft.
Xia Ji Zao landed safely in Hu Kou, Hsin Chu.
Xie Zai Min wounded his head and killed.

Flew from Ching Chuan Kang to Hsin Chu area for GCA training.
 
  15 May 1971:
F-104G. 4360 (MSN 61-2607).
28th Squadron, 3rd Wing, 3rd Group, ROCAF.
During ACM training with two F-5, while dodging, high-G manouvred, exploded,
and disintegrated. Crashed into sea, 35 NM north of Peng Hu.
One pilot killed. Wang Fa Shun.

Wang's brother, Wang Ji Yao, was also a ROCAF F-104 pilot, and killed on 12
July 1962, with ROCAF F-104A 4203.
 

8th May 1971


RoCAF

F-104B

4122

 

flameout in Hsinchu and crashed, in or near Zhu Bei Village, Xin Zhu (Hsin
Chu) County.

 

  

Lockheed C-2
Hsia Ji-chao ejected safe Hsieh Tsai-min killed Lockheed C-2
15 May 1971   F-104G 4360   exploded, and disintegrated during manoeuvre Crashed into sea, north of Peng Hu Pilot killed    
11th August 1971
RoCAF		 F-104G 4338   avionic bay caught fire and crashed in Hermei, Changhua Tsai Guan-lun ejected   Lockheed C-2
21st February 1972
RoCAF		 F-100A 0108   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
 
RoCAF		       25 June 1972:
ROCAF F-104A, 4242.
Failed landing.
Pilot lightly wounded.		      
 
RoCAF		       25 July 1972:
ROCAF F-104G, 4358.
Failed take off, and crashed.
Pilot wounded (burnt).		      
30 August 1972   TF-104G 4148   Lost hydraulics, and crashed  
pilots ejected pilot ejected, but killed
?? ?? 1973
RoCAF		 F-100A 0227   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
16th June 1973
RoCAF		 F-104 4351   crashed in landing to CCK Li Da-ming ejected. First pilot benefited from the new deploy gun installed in C-2 ejection seat   Lockheed C-2
5th August 1973
RoCAF		 F-104A 4245   into spin in ACM training Chou Shi-shiang ejected.   Lockheed C-2
12 June 1973   TF-104G 4142   Crashed during night flight into Da Do Mountain      
Lieutenant Cheng killed Major Shao killed  
 
RoCAF		       16 June 1973:
ROCAF F-104G, 4351.
During landing at Ching Chuang Kang AB, stalled, and crashed.
Pilot ejected.		      
20th June 1973
RoCAF		 F-100A 0219   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
 
RoCAF		       10 December 1973:
ROCAF TF-104G, 4144.
Crashed into sea.
Two pilots killed.		      
13th February 1974
RoCAF		 F-104A 4260   After take off, engine lost thrust, and crashed into sea, near Xin Zhu. Group Cdr. Lin Wen-li ejected. Later, became ROCAF CIC
 		 Lockheed C-2
 
RoCAF		       18 April 1974:
ROCAF F-104G, 4305.
Crashed into sea.
Pilot killed.		      
26th June 1974
RoCAF		 F-104G 4313   Engine malfunctioned and crashed ai Jau-gen ejected, drifted 9 hrs. and pick up by fishboat   Lockheed C-2
24 March 1975
RoCAF		 T-38     Mid-Air collision. Crashed, in Tai Dong      
     
24 March 1975
RoCAF		 T-38          
     
24 March 1975
RoCAF		 T-38          
     
21 July 1975   F-104G 4354   Mechanical malfunction, failed re-take off, and scrapped. Pilot ejected    
29th August 1975
RoCAF		 F-104 4311   crashed in Pingtung Maj. Hsiao Ren-chung ejected Lockheed C-2
18th September 1975
RoCAF		 F-104 4336   engine caught fire Wu Ker-jen ejected   Lockheed C-2
20th October 1974
RoCAF		 F-104G 4355   Engine malfunctioned, and crashed in Da Ya Village, Tai Zhong [Daya, Taichung] County. Three houses destroyed.
Four civilians killed. Nine civilians wounded.		 Pei Tser-kuen ejected   Lockheed C-2
9 August 1975   F-104G 4311   Ailerons malfunctioned, rolled, and crashed in Ping Tung. Pilot ejected    
18 September 1975   F-104G 4336   Engine caught fire and crashed. Pilot Wu ejected
[killed later in F-CK-1 test flight]
[see also 12th July 1991]		    
1st November 1975
RoCAF		 F-104A 4261 8th TFS. Engine throttle malfunctioned and crashed Hsu Nin-yuan ejected   Lockheed C-2
16th November 1975
RoCAF		 F-104A 4248 8th TFS flameout in ACM training Hsu Yin-yi ejected   Lockheed C-2
11th February 1976
RoCAF		 F-104G 4361   Engine flameout and crashed After target gunnery training, Liang Ching-ping ejected and rescued   Lockheed C-2
10th March 1976
RoCAF		 F-100A 0148   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
27th May 1976
RoCAF		 F-100F 0002   Crashed pilot ejected NAA
pilot ejected NAA
25 July 1976
RoCAF		 F-104G 4334 28th TFS Crashed into sea, near Tai Zhong. Pilot Zhang killed    
25th July 1976
RoCAF		 F-104 4335   caught fire after T/O Yin Yi-hsing ejected   Lockheed C-2
29th August 1976
RoCAF		 F-104G 4307   Engine malfunctioned and crashed at Ching Chuang Kang AB. Tai Jau-gen ejected   Lockheed C-2
 
RoCAF		       2 March 1977:
ROCAF RF-104G, 5636.
ROCAF RF-104G, 5640.
Poor visibility, failed landings, and crashed.
Two pilots killed.		      
 
RoCAF		       4 November 1976:
ROCAF F-104G, 4339.
3rd TFG.
Missing.
Pilot killed.		      
 
RoCAF		       2 May 1977:
ROCAF RF-104G, 5638.
Crashed into sea.
Pilot killed.		      
 
RoCAF		       24 May 1977:
ROCAF F-104A, 4257.
Crashed into mountain.
Pilot killed.		      
25th November 1978
RoCAF		 F-104A 4252
8th TFS.
 		 crashed in Yun Lin Li Tien-yu ejected safely.
He is a 4 star general and General Chief of Staff now.		 Lockheed C-2
19th January 1979
RoCAF		 F-104B 4163   Crashed. Huang Chi-shuen ejected   Lockheed C-2
25th April 1979
RoCAF		 F-104G 4318   Engine malfunctioned crashed in Sang Yi Chen Hsiao-ming ejected   Lockheed C-2
16 December 1980   RF-104G 5630   Crashed in Hu Ko. Pilot spatial disoriented   baled out/ejected  
13th June 1980
RoCAF		 F-104 4165     Chen Huan-chen ejected   Lockheed C-2
Fu Chung-yi ejected   Lockheed C-2
?? December 1979
RoCAF		 F-100A 0117   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
25th March 1980
RoCAF		 F-100A 0161   Crashed pilot ejected   NAA
13 June 1980   F-104B 4165   Stalled and crashed.      
pilot ejected pilot ejected  
4th July 1980
RoCAF		 RF-104G 5634   fter engine flamed out, lost hydraulics, and crashed into sea Chao Ji-ping ejected and picked up by a destroyer Lockheed C-2
19th July 1980
RoCAF		 F-104G 4341   crashed Dai Hsiang-chi ejected   Lockheed C-2
9th October 1980
RoCAF		 F-104G 4323   crashed Wu Ker-jen ejected   Lockheed C-2
16th December 1980
RoCAF		 F-104 5630   crashed in Huko Lian Yu-fei ejected Lockheed C-2
17 February 1981
RoCAF		 F-104G 4343 7th Squadron   Pilot Zhou, Missing killed    
17th July 1981
RoCAF		 F-104G 4322   crashed Yan Shau-kuen ejected   Lockheed C-2
4th November 1981
RoCAF		 F-104 4247 8th TFS Ching Chuang Kang AB, pitch-up in landing to CCK high attack angle, stalled, and
crashed.		 Mao Chung-jo ejected in low altitude and was killed   Lockheed C-2
30th March 1982
RoCAF		 F-104G 4356   crashed Li Yuan-fu ejected   Lockheed C-2
 
RoCAF		       25 May 1982:
ROCAF TF-104G, 4146.
Crashed into sea.
Two pilots missing.		      
11th November 1982
RoCAF		 F-104 4350   Mechanical malfunction, crashed in Nan Tou Chao Tse-chun ejected, killed by chute string around his neck.    Lockheed C-2
26th June 1983
RoCAF		 F-104 4359   Mechanical malfunction, crashed into a can factory in Dajia, Taichung, causing 2 dead & 3 injured Hu Tsung-chun ejected lightly wounded.   Lockheed C-2
 
RoCAF		       7 December 1983:
ROCAF F-104G, 4320.
Crashed.		      
1884 ???
RoCAF		 F-104 4251   crashed in Fenyuan, Changhua Li Chun-bin ejected Lockheed C-2
16th April 1984
RoCAF		 F-104A 4249   crashed. Tien Li-jei ejected   Lockheed C-2
27 June 1984
RoCAF		 F-104B 4121   Crashed into sea, near Tai Zhong      
Wang killed. Fu killed.  
24 July 1984
RoCAF		 F-104G 4342 7th TFS Crashed, 45 NM northwest of Ching Chuan Kang AB. Pilot Zhang killed    
10 June 1985   F-104G 4378   :
. .
Could not lower front landing gear. Emergency landed at Ching Chuan Kang AB.
.
 		 Pilot Tian safe.    
23 December 1985   F-104A 4251   Lost control and crashed in Fen Yuan, Chang Hua. Pilot ejected   Lockheed C-2
14 February 1986   F-104A 4259  . Engine nozzle malfunctioned and lost thrust. Crashed in Fu Xing (village),
Da An Village.		 Pilot Chen ejected, minor injuries   Lockheed C-2
10th April 1986
RoCAF		 F-104 4396   weather and wind direction suddenly changed at CCK, causing chaos for airborne a/c, run out of fuel and crashed Wang Hua-lung ejected   Lockheed C-2
7 August 1986   TF-104G 4183   During take off, lost hydraulics, and crashed      
pilot ejected, but killed pilot seriously wounded  
 
RoCAF		      
1 December 1986:
ROCAF F-104G, 4402.
Crashed into sea at night.
Pilot killed.		      
28 February 1987
RoCAF		 F-104G 4374 42nd Squadron Failed take off, burnt, and destroyed Pilot Meng safe    
                 
14th May 1987
RoCAF		 F-104J 4520 7th Squadron, 3rd Wing, 3rd Group crashed during ferrying from Ping Tung to Ching Chuan Kang, engine compressor
stalled, flamed out, and crashed into a farm, Pu Yen Village, Zhang Hua
County		 Lo Ji-hsun [Luo Ji Xun] ejected   Lockheed C-2
13 July 1987
RoCAF		 F-104DJ 4593   Emergency landed at Chia Yi AB.      
 Ying safe Xu safe  
4th September 1987
RoCAF		 TF-104G 4191 (63-8464)   ould not land at Xin Zhu AB, because of bad weather, and diverted to Tao
Yuan AB. Mistook old runway as main runway, failed to correct landing, and crashed.		     Lockheed C-2
Liu ejected but killed Jiang ejected but killed Lockheed C-2
 
RoCAF		       11 September 1987:
ROCAF F-104G, 4386.
Crashed into sea, near Nan Ao Town, I Lan County.
Pilot killed.		      
11th September 1987
RoCAF		 RF-104G 4386 (63-13690) 12th Squadron or Wing Crashed into sea, near Ao Hua Village or Nan Ao Town, I Lan County Pilot Bu ejected, but missing    
8 February 1988
RoCAF		 F-104A 4243   Engine stalled and crashed.
 		 Pilot killed.    
23rd March 1988
RoCAF		 F-104 4180   flameout, crashed in mountain area in northern Taiwan   Lockheed C-2
Lt.Col. Pan Do-tai ejected Capt. Li Der-an ejected Lockheed C-2
28 March 1989   F-104G 4401   Mechanical malfunction, and crashed Pilot ejected    
11th April 1988
RoCAF		 F-104 4507   crashed after T/O pilot ejected   Lockheed C-2
                 
31 May 1988
RoCAF		 F-104G 4392   Hard landing. scrapped.      
19 August 1988
RoCAF		 F-104G 4373   Destroyed.      
1st September 1988
RoCAF		 F-104 4517   crashed into sea after T/O pilot ejected   Lockheed C-2
28 September 1988
RoCAF		 F-5E     Crashed into sea, near Yi Lan One pilot killed.    
27 January 1989
RoCAF		 F-5E     Crashed near Tian Chi, Nan Heng      
killed killed  
11th February 1989
RoCAF		 F-5E     Fuel exhaution. Crashed in Kwangtung Province on the Communist-controlled side of the Taiwan Straits Lt. Col. Lin Hsien-shun ejected, injured    
23 May 1989
RoCAF		 TF-104G 4175   Crashed     Lockheed C-2
pilot ejected. pilot ejected. Lockheed C-2
15 July 1989
RoCAF		 F-5E     Crashed in Lu Chu, Tao Yua      
killed killed  
9 December 1989
RoCAF		 F-104G 4319   Collided, and crashed into sea Pilot killed    
9 December 1989
RoCAF		 F-104J 4505   Pilot Ger Jing-chi ejected   Lockheed C-2
??-??-1990
RoCAF		 F-104G 4337   Hard landing and scrapped      
24 March 1990
RoCAF		 F-104G 4368   Collided in poor weather, and crashed pilot killed    
24 March 1990
RoCAF		 F-104G 4381   pilot killed    
24 March 1990
RoCAF		 F-104G 4421   pilot killed    
16th May 1990
RoCAF		 RF-104G 4387   Engine malfunctioned, lost thrust and crashed into sea, near Tao Yuan. Chang Fu-yi [also seen as [Zhang Fu Yi] ejected and rescued by fish boat
 [see also 4 March 1993]		   Lockheed C-2
2 October 1990
RoCAF		 F-5E   Crashed in Tai Nan County   pilot killed.    
21 December 1990
RoCAF		 F-104G 4394   Crashed into sea Pilot killed    
17 December 1990
RoCAF		 F-104G 4340   Failed emergency take off, crashed, and scrapped      
5 or 26 December 1990
RoCAF		 F-104J 4511   While dodging, high-G overloaded, and disintegrated Pilot killed    
24 May 1991
RoCAF		 F-5E     Crashed in Tai Nan City pilot killed.    
28 May 1991
RoCAF		 F-5E     Crashed in Chia Tung (or Jia Dong), Ping Tung. pilot killed.
 		    
8 July 1991
RoCAF		 RF-104G 4391 2th TRS Failed take off, overran runway, and crashed Pilot Major Kuo killed (burnt)    
12th July 1991
RoCAF		 Prototype AIDC  F-CK 10002
78-8002		   crashed Pilot Wu  killed

[see also 18 September 1975]

.  
26 July 1991
RoCAF		 F-5E     Crashed in Tai Xi, Yun Lin  pilot ejected   Northrop
7th September 1991
RoCAF		 TF-104G 4185   During training, lost control, and crashed into sea, near Lu Gang.     Lockheed C-2
Major Ge ejected, but killed First Lieutenant Zhao ejected, but killed Lockheed C-2
3rd October 1991
RoCAF		 F-104G 4370   Mechanical malfunction, and crashed into sea crashed near Xin Zhu. Wang Tien-hu ejected & rescued by S-70C   Lockheed C-2
12th October 1991
RoCAF		 F-104G 4369   Lost control, and crashed Chang Chi-chiu ejected   Lockheed C-2
28 May 1992
RoCAF		 F-5E     Crashed into sea, near Ping Dong killed    
5 October 1992
RoCAF		 F-5F     Crashed into sea, near Peng Hu      
killed killed  
1 June 1992
RoCAF		 F-104G 4312   Stalled and crashed, north of Ching Chuan Kang AB Pilot Li killed    
4th March 1993
RoCAF		 F-104G 5664

[Formerly RF-104G, 4399]

 12th TRS, 2nd Wing Engine malfunctioned, and crashed in remote mountain in Qi Lan Mountain area Chang Fu-yi [Zhang
Fu Yi ] ejected and rescued 2 days later

[see also 16 May 1990]

 Lockheed C-2
31st August 1994
RoCAF		 AIDC  F-CK-1A 1417
83-8031		   belly-landing. repaired      
4th July 1995
RoCAF		 AIDC  F-CK-1A 1408
81-8018		   crashed one ejected to safety   Martin-Baker
20 December 1995
RoCAF		 F-5E     Crashed into sea, near Tai Zhong pilot killed    
2 June 1996
RoCAF		 F-5F     Crashed into sea, near Tai Dong      
pilot killed co-pilot killed  
11th August 1996
RoCAF		 TF-104G 4184   Lost hydraulics, and crashed into sea, near Ma Tsu. Lt.Col. Ger Ji-shen ejected   Lockheed C-2
Maj. Li Chi-ron ejected   Lockheed C-2
?????
RoCAF		 F-104 4386   near the coast of Nanao, Ilan, Bu Chi-fan ejected. He was photographed in the air by passing student. When helicopter arrived, it only saw an overturned liftboat   Lockheed C-2
30 September 1997
RoCAF		 F-5E     Collided and crashed into mountain, Hua Lian pilot killed    
30 September 1997
RoCAF		 F-5F          
pilot killed co-pilot killed  
20th March 1998
14:30
RoCAF		 Block 20
F-16B 		6828
93-0849		 21 TFS Crashed in the Taiwan Strait about 55 kilometres west of Huayu islet at Ma-Kung Major Chin-Sung Wen killed    
student Captain Chia-Cheng Chan killed    
14 May 1998
RoCAF		 F-104J 4520 [not 4519]   While ferrying from Ping Tung to Ching Chuan Kang, engine stalled, flamed
out, and crashed in Pu Yen Village, Zhang, Hua County		 Pilot ejected and rescued    
25th January 1999
RoCAF		 Block 20
F-16B 		6813
93-0834		 22 TFS Training mission. Crashed into a farm house on a tea plantation in the county Taitung at Chinchin Mountains, Taimali pilot Major Wei-Kang Dai killed    
Lieutenant Colonel Chia-Kun Chang killed    
1st June 1999
20:30
RoCAF		 Block 20
F-16A 		6638
93-0739		 22 TFS Night training mission. Lost China Sea off Green Island, Taiwan Squadron Leader Major Chung-wei Hsu missing presumed killed    
18th August 1999
08:56
RoCAF		 Block 20
F-16A 		6680
93-0781		 4 TFW
Chiayi AB, Taiwan		 Returned to Air Base escorting F-16 that was having undercarriage problems. Lost power and crashed. Major Geng-Sheng Lin ejected at 150 ft, 132 knots - injured -  fractured both legs   ACES II
5 October 2001
RoCAF		       Crashed into sea, near Tai Dong      
pilot killed co-pilot killed  
Wednesday 19th November 2001
12:40 p.m		   Mirage 2000-5   Hsinchu Air Base crashed into the Taiwan Strait 45 kilometers off the island's northwestern coast      
Lt. Col. Liu Hao-fan ejected safely - treated for  hypothermia Lt. Col. Chang Chien-hsiao ejected safely - treated for  hypothermia  
15th April 2002
RoCAF		 AIDC  F-CK-1A 1465
86-8090		   Damaged when overshot runway      
29th April 2003
RoCAF		 AIDC F-CK-1B 1617 3 TFW   ejected sustained injuries   Martin-Baker
ejected sustained injuries   Martin-Baker
20th May 2003
15:50
RoCAF		 Block 20
F-16B 		6808
93-0829		 21 FS
Jia Yi AB		 Engine problems. Tyre blew out during emergency landing at Ma Gong Airport pilot Huang De Liang OK no ejections  
co-pilot Qiu Jian Han OK  
29th April 2003
RoCAF		  AIDC  F-CK-1B 1617
84-8059		   crashed     Martin-Baker
ejected & injured ejected & injured Martin-Baker
27th September 2003
RoCAF		 AIDC  F-CK-1B 1625
87-8104		 1 TFW crashed     Martin-Baker
ejected safely ejected safely Martin-Baker
1st October 2003
RoCAF		 RF-5E 5502   ROCAF Taoyuan AB Command Pilot ? ejected   Northrop
12 October 2003   RF-5E   IS THIS THE ABOVE MISHAP ?? Crashed into sea, near Xin Zhu pilot ejected    
19th April 2004
RoCAF		 Block 20
F-16B 		6829
93-0850		 14 FS
Chia Yi AB		 Electrical generator failure. Made emergency landing at Ma Gong Airport Lt. Col. Liu OK no ejections  
Capt. Qiu OK  
13th September 2004
RoCAF		 Block 20
F-16A 		6651
93-0752		 23 FS
Chia Yi AB		  Training mission. Landing gear warning - landed back on runway. Tyre blew out. Pilot OK no ejection ACES II
25th June 2005
RoCAF		 Block 20
F-16B 		6812
93-0833		 22 FS
Chia Yi AB		 off the runway while landing at Air Base Pilot OK no ejection ACES II
17th June 2006
RoCAF		 Northrop F-5F     crashed into a rice field during a routine training flight north of Chia Yi AB      
killed injured  
28 August 2006   F-5F     Emergency landed at Tai Dong AB     No ejection
OK OK
Friday 11th May 2007
RoCAF		 Northrop F-5F 5371
(80878)		 737th Wing
Zhong Zheng		 Crashed within the grounds of a military base in Hukou, into
a Singaporean army dorm and a wooden warehouse, armoured brigade depot, Hu
Kou Base, Xin Zhu County around 50 kilometres south of the capital Taipei		      
Pilot Major Wei killed Co-pilot Captain Zhan killed  
                 
Date ???
RoCAF		 TF-104G 4188   Crash-landed Ching Chuang Kang (CCK) Air Base (AB)      
OK OK  
Date ???
RoCAF		 TF-104G 4141          
     
                 
Seven other F-5 series trainers and fighters on practice missions at the time of the mishap were asked to land at the base, before the forced landing was attempted.

The air force announced it would suspend all flights by F-5 series trainers and fighters until it has finished a complete safety evaluation.

There have been several incidents involving the aging F-5 series planes in recent years.

On June 17, an F-5F training jet crashed into a farmer's field in Chiayi County, killing the pilot and leaving his co-pilot critically injured.

On Jan. 27 last year, an F-5F's fuel tank exploded while the aircraft was taking off from Taitung Air Force Base.

The two pilots were able to escape from the aircraft.
 
 
 
2nd October 1997 (crashed on 1st)
Air crash: Air Force investigates jet crashes near Hualien
( Central News Agency ) After examining the evidence found at the crash site, the Air Force yesterday said the crash of the two F-5 series jet fighters in Hualien County, eastern Taiwan, on Tuesday might have resulted primarily from human error, including misjudgments of the flight altitude and the overshooting of a designated turning point, reports the news organization. The Air Force already ruled out the possibility that one of the ill-fated planes might have sideswiped the other before the accident.

Air Force Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Hsu Chia-chung said the investigation so far showed that the two planes, one single-seat F-5E and one twin-seat F-5F, had not flown at a required altitude of 1,500 feet (450 meters) as they approached the Chiashan air base in Hualien County. Hsu made the remarks as he attended a National Defense Committee meeting in the legislature. The planes crashed into the side of a hill called Hotienshan at a height of between 500 and 600 feet (150 and 180 meters), Hsu said. All three airmen were killed in the crash.

 
20 March 1969:
RF-104G. 5626 (62-12241).
ROCAF.
Mechanical malfunction, and crashed into sea, near Tao Yuan.
One pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

25 December 1967 [not 15]:
TF-104G. 4143.
ROCAF.
Engine caught fire, and crashed, at or near Ma Gong, Peng Hu.
Two pilots ejected, but killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

11 November 1967:
F-104G. 4346 (64-17772).
ROCAF.
During bombing/strafing, pulled up too late, and crashed, at Shui Chi target
range, Dong Xi, Chia Yi.
One pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

19 April 1967:
F-104G. 4325.
ROCAF.
During rain, failed landing, at or near Chia Yi AB.
One pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

24 May 1966:
F-104G. 4330 (62-12230).
ROCAF.
At night, crashed into sea, near Tai Zhong.
One pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

5 May 1966:
F-104G. 4316.
ROCAF.
Crashed, northeast of Ma Gong.
One pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

24 November 1965:
F-104G. 4327.
ROCAF.
At night, crashed into mountain, Nan Tou County.
One pilot killed.

In one year, three F-104Gs with consecutive serial numbers crashed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

18 October 1965:
F-104G. 4329 (62-12229).
ROCAF.
At night, engine malfunctioned at low altitude, and crashed into sea,
northeast of Ma Gong.
One pilot killed.

http://www.htsanguo.com/Article_Print.asp?ArticleID=3043
http://www.rocahc.org/memo/10.htm
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

20 July 1965:
F-104G. 4326.
F-104G. 4328 (62-12231).
ROCAF.
Collided at night, and crashed in Zhong Xing Xin Cun (village), Nan Tou
City, Nan Tou County.
One pilot of 4326 ejected. Lei.
One pilot of 4328 killed. Li.

http://www.rocahc.org/memo/7.htm
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

18 December 1963:
F-104A. 4208 (56-0769).
ROCAF.
Caught fire and exploded, south of Hsin Chu.
One pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

10 October 1963 [7 November 1963?]:
F-104A. 4211 (56-0775).
Caught fire in mid-air, near Tai Nan City. Emergency landed at Tai Nan AB.
Pilot was Li.

http://www.rocahc.org/memo/10.htm
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

12 July 1962:
F-104A. 4207 (56-838) [not 4203?].
ROCAF.
Engine flamed out after take off at Ching Chuan Kang AB. Crashed, north of
Ching Chuan Kang AB, altitude 3,000'.
One pilot ejected, but was too low, parachute didn't fully deploy, and
killed. Wang Ji Yao.

Reportedly, boots not strapped to seat, and legs broken or cut by instrument
panel.

Wang's brother, Wang Fa Shun, was also a ROCAF F-104 pilot, and killed on 15
May 1971, with ROCAF F-104G 4360.

http://www.rocahc.org/memo/7.htm
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989
http://210.240.1.25/~nc/bbs/archive/index.php/t-3081-p-6.html

3 March 1962:
F-104B. 4104 (57-130).
ROCAF.
Meter malfunctioned, ran out of fuel, flamed out, and crashed, at or near
Ching Chuan Kang AB.
Two pilots killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

5 May 1961:
F-104B. 4102 (MSN 57-1300).
8th TFS, ROCAF.
Entered a spin and became unrecoverable, at or near Ching Chuan Kang AB.
Two pilots ejected, but killed. Yan Zhong Hua, Yu Hong Xun.

Reportedly, flaps not balanced or symmetric, and crashed.
Yan was one of the first batch of ROCAF F-104 instructor pilots.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989
http://210.240.1.25/~nc/bbs/archive/index.php/t-3081-p-6.html

Donny "Remember the Avro CF-105 Arrow" CHAN
Hong Kong, China
 
] http://www.i-f-s.nl/mystery.htm

] The Chinese Mystery

IMO, maybe it's a decoy, mock-up, or borrowed from Pakistan?

17 December 1985:
F-5E. 5260.
A-CH-1. 0703.
ROCAF.
Afternoon, after training, while F-5E was landing at Chia Yi
AB, collided with intruding A-CH-1.
F-5E was one of flight of four.

On A-CH-1, two pilots killed. Wen and Le.

On F-5E, one pilot critically wounded. Xu.
Collision activated his ejection seat and ejected. Unprepared,
his limbs hit cockpit metal frame, and unconscious.
Parachute deployed, and landed at Xin Dong secondary school,
Xin Ying City.
After emergency operations at hospitals, survived, but limb(s)
amputated. 8(

http://home.kimo.com.tw/kcl13702/am50.htm
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

24 May 1977:
F-104A. 4257.
ROCAF.
Crashed into mountain, Nan Tou County.
One pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

2 May 1977:
RF-104G. 5638 (62-12248).
ROCAF.
Crashed into sea, near Kee Lung.
One pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

2 March 1977:
RF-104G. 5636 (62-12246).
RF-104G. 5640 (62-12249).
ROCAF.
Poor visibility, failed landings, and crashed, north end of
runway, Tao Yuan AB.
Two pilots killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

4 November 1976:
F-104G. 4339 (64-17766).
3rd TFG, ROCAF.
Missing.
One pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

25 July 1976:
F-104G. 4334 (64-17760).
28th TFS, ROCAF.
Crashed into sea, near Tai Zhong.
One pilot killed. Zhang.

http://www.rocahc.org/memo/7.htm
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

20 October 1974:
F-104G. 4355 (64-17793).
ROCAF.
Engine malfunctioned, and crashed in Da Ya Village, at or near
Ching Chuan Kang AB, Tai Zhong County.
One pilot ejected. Cai.
Three houses destroyed.
Four civilians killed. Nine civilians wounded.

[Or, reportedly, overran runway and emergency landed?]

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

18 April 1974:
F-104G. 4305.
ROCAF.
Crashed into sea, Taiwan Strait.
One pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

10 December 1973:
TF-104G. 4144 (62-12269).
ROCAF.
Crashed into sea.
Two pilots killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

12 June 1973:
TF-104G. 4142 (62-12265).
ROCAF.
At night, crashed into Da Do Mountain, southwest of Ching Chuan
Kang AB.
Two pilots killed. Lieutenant Colonel Cheng, Major Shao.

http://www.rocahc.org/memo/6.htm
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

30 August 1972:
TF-104G. 4148.
ROCAF.
Lost hydraulics, and crashed into sea, near Shi Luo.
Two pilots ejected, but one pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

20 November 1971:
F-104G. 4333 (62-12728).
28th TFS, ROCAF.
Miscontrolled, high attack angle, flat spinned, and crashed, at
or near Hua Lian AB.
One pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

16 March 1971 [not 25]:
F-104G. 4345 (64-17771).
ROCAF.
Air traffic control error, and crashed, at Shui Chi target
range, Dong Xi, Chia Yi.
One pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

8 June 1970:
TF-104G. 4145 [or 4515 (46-8616)?].
ROCAF.
During landing, miscontrolled, and crashed, at Ching Chuan Kang
AB.
Two pilots killed. Wing deputy commander Colonel Wen,
Lieutenant Colonel Xiao.

http://www.rocahc.org/memo/6.htm
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989
 
19th November 2001
 

TAIPEI, Nov. 14 Kyodo

A Taiwan air force fighter crashed Wednesday into the Taiwan Strait but its two crew members have been rescued, military officials said.

The crash of the Mirage 2000-5, which occurred at 12:40 p.m. some 45 kilometers off the island's northwestern coast, brings to three the number of doomed French-made fighters belonging to the air force.

Air force headquarters said the two-seater fighter took off on a routine training mission from Hsinchu Air Base at 12:19 p.m. Air controllers lost contact with the aircraft immediately after its crew reported that an engine had stalled.

Both crew members, Lt. Col. Liu Hao-fan and Lt. Col. Chang Chien-hsiao, safely ejected and were later plucked from the strait, the officials said, adding that they are being transported to hospital to be treated for hypothermia.

 

(WRT the ROCAF F-104 attritions list out there, I was bored and went through
the pilots' names, and they seemed to have a small community, as some names
appeared twice. I initially thought these were typing mistakes, but multiple
names appeared twice. Some pilots were killed at their second appearance...
OTOH, I fed the names into Yahoo! Taiwan News, and was surprised at least
two were still in the ROCAF as Generals, now in May 2007!)

9 October 1980:
F-104G. 4323.
ROCAF.
Crashed.
One pilot ejected. Wu Ke Zhen.

Years later, when during a test flight, the second F-CK-1 Ching Kuo IDF
prototype crashed into sea, the test pilot Colonel Wu was killed.
Probably 12 July 1991.

http://www.taiwanairpower.org/write_offs.html
http://ublog.daqi.com/bbs/00/527788.html

25 November 1978:
F-104A. 4252.
8th TFS, ROCAF.
Crashed in Yun Lin.
One pilot ejected. Li Tian Yu.

Pilot's photo, possibly circa early 2006, at
http://big5.chinataiwan.org/web/img/1141178071228.jpg
in
http://big5.chinataiwan.org/web/webportal/W5268109/Uzhanglx/A206298.html
and as a ROCAF General (four stars) and Joint Chief of Staff (until February
2007), circa May 2007, at
http://army.news.tom.com/img/assets/1/z3071733.jpg
http://cimg.163.com/news/0404/08/d31.jpg
http://tw.v3.news.yimg.com/xp/tvbs/20070518/13/2812373075.jpg
http://tw.v3.news.yimg.com/xp/bcc/20070518/12/939977346.jpg

18 September 1975:
F-104G. 4336.
ROCAF.
Engine caught fire and crashed.
One pilot ejected. Wu Ke Zhen.

Years later, when during a test flight, the second F-CK-1 Ching Kuo IDF
prototype crashed into sea, the test pilot Colonel Wu was killed.
Probably 12 July 1991.

http://www.taiwanairpower.org/write_offs.html

10 October 1964:
ROCAF F-104A, 4205 (56-0842).
ROCAF F-104A, 4212 (56-0780).
ROCAF F-104A, 4216 (56-0787).
During National Day parade, these three were elements of the third of four
flights of four aircraft each.
Despite poor weather, the fly-by wasn't cancelled, and the aircraft flew
lower than rehearsed.
4212 hit an antenna tower and damaged its left drop tank and left wing.
Half of the drop tank and parts of the wing fell off, and hit a weather
bureau building.
Three civilians killed, including a weather bureau employee.
While its wingmen checked the damage on 4212, 4205 and 4216 collided and
crashed near Tai Bei (Tai Pei). One crashed in Ban Qiao, another crashed in
Tu Cheng.
Two pilots killed. Wang Gan Zong on 4205, other.
4212 actually returned to base at Tao Yuan AB.

Wang also ejected from F-104A 4202 on 5 April 1962.

http://www.rocahc.org/memo/10.htm
http://www.warbirdregistry.org/jetregistry/f104-560780.html
http://blog.wenxuecity.com/blogview.php?date=200702&postID=6850
http://taiwanbbs.org/cgi/index.pl?,v=display,b=mil,m=1104906047
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

BTW,
http://www.ptcg.gov.tw/pt_story/htm/053.htm
with photos of Lin's statue, mentions:

In Ping Tung, primary school for ROCAF personnel's children was renamed Ping
Tung He Sheng primary school to honour Lin. Lin was from Ping Tung, had
combat experience with F-86 against China, awarded tens of times, and
participated in combat competitions in Philippines.

http://www.cavanaughflightmuseum.com/Starfighter.htm
mentions:

"It appears that 56-779 received the tail section of 56-780 sometime while
in USAF service. The visible sign of identifying an aircraft is by the
serial number on the tail so after this happened, our aircraft #779
effectively became #780."

5 April 1962:
F-104A. 4202.
ROCAF.
Lost control and crashed, while landing at Chia Yi AB.
One pilot ejected. Wang Gan Zong.

Wang also ejected from F-104A 4205 on 10 October 1964.

http://blog.wenxuecity.com/blogview.php?date=200702&postID=6850

3 March 1962:
F-104B. 4104 [57-1299 or 57-130?].
ROCAF.
After training, while returning to Ching Chuan Kang AB, meter malfunctioned,
ran out of fuel, flamed out, and crashed, south of runway.
Two pilots killed. Colonel (posthumous Major General) Li Shu Yuan, Captain
Gu Zheng Hua.

On 24 September 1958, Li shot down a PLAAF J-5/MiG-17.

Photos of Li as CO of 44th Squadron (F-86F), 11th Wing, ROCAF, at
http://blog.yam.com/rexkuang/article/5276772
http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f78/hch1990/a2.jpg
http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f78/hch1990/a1.jpg

http://blog.yam.com/rexkuang/article/5276772
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

Donny "Remember the Avro CF-105 Arrow" CHAN
Hong Kong, China
 

 

Date Details
September 9, 1962 Huai Chen took off from Taoyuan at 0600 for a mission on military deployment in Jiangxi region in U-2C "378". He was shot down by SA-2 fired by PLAAF 2nd Surface-to-Air Guided Missile Battalion over Nanchang. Chen was alive when he was found but died at the hospital.
November 1, 1963 Robin Yeh flew this mission on nuclear weapons facilitie in northwestern China in U-2C "355". He was shot down by SA-2 fired by PLAAF 2nd Surface-to-Air Guided Missile Battalion over Jiangxi and was captured alive by the Chinese Communists. He was released to Hong Kong on November 10, 1982.
July 7, 1964 Terry Lee took off in 362 from NAS Cubi Point, Philippines on a mission on China's supply lines to North Vietnam. He was shot down by SA-2 fired by PLAAF 2nd Surface-to-Air Guided Missile Battalion over Fujian and was killed. A Chinese source claimed that his ejection seat was not armed and so could not fire.
January 10, 1965 Jack Chang took off in 358 from Taoyuan at about 1830 and the aircraft was shot down in Inner Mangolia at about 2115 by missiles fired by PLAAF 1st Surface-to-Air Guided Missile Battalion and was captured alive. He was also released on November 10, 1982. Alternative story: Jack Chang took off from K-8 (Kunsan), ROK on a mission over nuclear weapon facilities in Shanxi. Correlated with Chinese sources, this was not true. There WAS a night mission attempted from Kunsan but this took place on or about Dec 19, 1964 and Johnny Wang aborted prior to penetration due to a failure of the ECM jammer self-test.
September 8, 1967 Tom Huang flew this mission in 373 over Jiangsu province, Shanghai, and Hangzhou. He was shot down by Chinese-made Red Flag 2 by PLAAF 14th Surface-to-Air Guided Missile Battalion over Jiaxing and was killed.
May 16, 1969 Billy Chang flew this mission along Hebei seacoast. The aircraft lost control approximately 100nm south of Cheju Island, ROK. The pilot was killed.

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Training losses

Date Details
March 19, 1961 Yaohua Chih took off in 351 from Taoyuan for a night flight training. The aircraft veered off runway and burned. The pilot was killed.
March 23, 1964 Sonny Liang was in 356 for a photo training over Taiwan. The aircraft lost control due to improper handling. Liang ejected but was drowned.
August 14, 1964 Shihli Sheng took off in 396 on a training mission. The aircraft crashed near Boise, Idaho, USA, but the pilot survived.
December 19, 1964 Shihli Sheng took off from Davis-Monthan AFB in 379 for a training mission. He was lost while climbing through thunderhead and the aircraft crashed. Sheng survived but was forced out of the U-2 program. He was killed in a crash some years later.
October 22, 1965 Pete Wang took off in 352 on a photo training over Taiwan. The aircraft possibly lost control due to improper handling. The pilot was missing and presumed dead.
February 17, 1966 Charlie Wu was undergoing a high-altitude photo training. He shot down the engine when he got an overtemp warning. He attempted to land in CCK, which was the divert field and had a very long runway. When he saw a smaller strip, he decided to land there. But the airstrip is too short. The aircraft overshot runway during forced landing and crashed into civilian housing. The pilot and five civilians perished.
March 22, 1966 Andy Fan ejected from his first training flight.
June 21, 1966 Mickey Yu was on a long-range, high-altitude flight training when the engine flamed-out due to ruptured fuel supply line. He then attempted an unsuccessful forced landing in Okinawa. He bailed out but died of wounds sustained.
November 24, 1970 Denny Huang was doing take-off and landing training in Taoyuan while the U-2R "057" crashed. The pilot perished.

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老米,看看光是F-104摔死多少:国军F-104星式机失事列表 2007-02-03 20:45:55
F-104A


4202 1962/4/5 失控坠毁 飞行员王乾宗跳伞
4203 1962/7/12 发动机熄火 飞行员王继尧跳伞殉职
4205 1964/10/10 空中擦撞 飞行员王乾宗殉职
4208 1963/12/18 起火爆炸 飞行员范焕荣殉职
4216 1964/10/10 空中擦撞 飞行员林鹤声殉职
4222 1962/10/23 坠毁 飞行员朱伟民跳伞
4242 1972/6/25 降落失败 飞行员冯象华轻伤
4243 1988/2/8 发动机失速坠毁 飞行员官镇福殉职
4245 1973/8/5 水平螺旋失速坠毁 飞行员周锡湘跳伞
4247 1981/11/4 高攻角失速坠毁 飞行员毛重九殉职
4248 1975/11/16 发动机熄火 飞行员许应勤跳伞
4249 1984/4/16 坠毁 飞行员田立杰跳伞
4251 1985/12/23 失控坠毁 飞行员李俊斌跳伞
4252 1978/11/25 坠毁 飞行员李天羽跳伞
4257 1977/5/24 撞山 飞行员邓奇杰殉职
4259 1986/2/14 发动机喷嘴失效 推力丧失 飞行员陈志恒跳伞
4260 1974/6/13 发动机推力丧失 飞行员林文礼(後为空军总司令)跳伞
4261 1975/11/1 发动机油门故障 飞行员许宁远跳伞

F-104B

4102 1961/5/5 襟翼不对称失控坠毁 飞行员 晏仲华 于鸿勋殉职
4104 1962/3/3 仪表故障 油尽熄火坠毁 飞行员李叔元 顾正华殉职
4121 1984/6/27 坠海 飞行员王蓉贵 傅中英殉职
4122 1971/5/8 发动机熄火坠毁 飞行员 夏继藻跳伞 谢在民殉职

F-104D

4163 1979/1/19 坠毁 飞行员黄植炫跳伞
4165 1980/6/13 失速坠毁 飞行员陈缓成 傅忠毅跳伞

F-104G

4302 1970/5/2 坠毁 飞行员张风光跳伞
4305 1974/4/18 坠海 飞行员马万祥殉职
4307 1976/8/29 发动机故障 飞行员邰肇赝跳伞
4310 1967/12/4 坠毁 飞行员沙国楹跳伞
4311 1975/8/29 副翼失效 滚转坠毁 飞行员萧润宗跳伞
4312 1992/6/1 失速坠毁 飞行员李德安殉职
4313 1974/6/25 发动机故障 飞行员邰肇赝跳伞
4315 1968/9/16 发动机熄火 飞行员詹监标跳伞殉职
4316 1966/5/5 坠毁 飞行员洪聪公殉职
4318 1979/4/25 发动机故障 飞行员陈晓明跳伞
4319 1989/12/9 擦撞4505坠海 飞行员唐盛家殉职
4320 1983/12/7 坠毁
4321 1969/11/14 坠毁 飞行员王鸿章跳伞
4322 1981/7/17 坠毁 飞行员杨少昆跳伞
4323 1980/10/9 坠毁 飞行员伍克振跳伞
4324 1966/4/28 飞行员李钜滔 起飞失败 冲出跑道
4325 1967/4/19 因雨降落失败 飞行员郑德邻殉职
4326 1965/7/20 遭4328撞击 飞行员雷定国跳伞
4327 1965/11/24 夜航撞山 飞行员傅季诚殉职
4328 1965/7/20 夜航撞击4326 飞行员李佳志殉职
4329 1965/10/18 夜航坠海 飞行员刘宪武殉职
4330 1966/5/24 夜航坠毁 飞行员曾龙雄殉职
4331 1968/12/4 发动机吸入长机排出之弹练 推力消失 飞行员周振云跳伞
4333 1971/11/20 操作不当 高攻角後水平螺旋坠毁 飞行员吴家芳殉职
4334 1976/7/25 坠海 飞行员张守屏殉职
4335 1967/8/25 发动机失火 飞行员应逸星跳伞
4336 1975/9/18 发动机失火 飞行员伍克振(後试飞IDF二号机失事殉职)跳伞
4337 1990 重落地报废
4338 1971/8/11 电子舱起火 飞行员蔡冠伦(後为四海帮老大 积押绿岛)跳伞
4339 1976/11/4 失踪 飞行员童澎殉职
4340 1990/12/17 紧急起飞失败 报废
4341 1980/7/19 坠毁 飞行员戴祥棋跳伞
4342 1984/7/24 坠毁 飞行员张琮田殉职
4343 1981/2/17 失踪 飞行员周大同殉职
4345 1971/3/16 航管失职 坠毁 飞行员陈雾殉职
4346 1967/11/11 炸射脱离过晚 撞地 飞行员关永华殉职
4347 1971/4/29 卜启珏起飞失败 报废(1967/1/13胡世霖击落歼-6)
4350 1982/11/11 机械故障 飞行员赵子钧跳伞殉职
4351 1973/6/16 失速坠毁 飞行员李大明跳伞
4352 1971 机械故障 失速坠毁 飞行员马龙光超低空跳伞
4353 1967/1/13 113空战後反航失踪 飞行员杨敬宗殉职
4354 1975/7/21 机械故障 重飞失败 报废 飞行员傅祈平跳伞
4355 1974/10/20 发动机故障 坠毁 飞行员裴浙昆跳伞
4356 1982/3/30 坠毁 飞行员李元复跳伞
4357 1969/5/9 坠毁 飞行员黄国平跳伞
4358 1972/7/25 起飞失败 坠毁 飞行员蔡冠伦灼伤
4359 1983/6/26 机械故障 飞行员胡宗俊跳伞轻伤
4360 1971/5/15 闪避 大G操作爆炸解体 飞行员王法舜殉职
4361 1976/2/11 发动机熄火 飞行员梁庆平跳伞
4368 1990/3/24 太康失效 与4385 4421擦撞 坠毁 飞行员李中良殉职
4369 1991/10/12 失控坠毁 飞行员张治球跳伞
4370 1991/10/3 机械故障 飞行员王天佑跳伞
4373 1988/8/19 全毁
4374 1987/2/28 孟宪琨起飞失败后焚毁
4385 1990/3/24 太康失效 与4368 4421擦撞 坠毁 飞行员胡中英殉职
4386 1987/9/11 坠海 飞行员布其方殉职
4387 1990/5/16 发动机故障 飞行员张复一跳伞
4391 1991/7/8 起飞失败 飞行员郭其挥大火焚身殉职
4392 1988/5/31 郇正中架此机重落地报废
4394 199012/21 坠海 飞行员戴家直殉职
4396 1986/4/10 气候突变 油尽坠毁 飞行员王华龙跳伞
4399 1993/3/4 改RF-104G机号5664 发动机故障 飞行员张复一跳伞
4401 1989/3/28 机械故障 飞行员孙永惠跳伞
4402 1986/12/1 夜航坠海 飞行员吴尚发殉职
4421 1990/3/24 太康失效 与4368 4385擦撞 坠毁 飞行员郭建志殉职

RF-104G

5626 1969/3/20 机械故障坠海 飞行员李志立殉职
5630 1980/12/16 梁玉飞驾此机空间迷向弃机跳伞
5634 1980/7/4 发动机熄火后液压失效 飞行员曹吉屏跳伞
5636 1977/3/2 能见度不足与5640降落失败 飞行员傅祈平殉职
5638 1977/5/2 坠海 飞行员杜伯翔殉职
5640 1977/3/2 能见度不足 降落失败 飞行员汪显群殉职

TF-104G

4141 ? 坠毁
4142 1973/6/12 夜航撞山 飞行员盛世礼 邵伦殉职
4143 1967/12/25 发动机失火 飞行员孙祥辉 黄瑞文跳伞殉职
4144 1973/12/10 坠海 飞行员汪健立 汪诞嘉殉职
4145 1970/6/8 操作不当 进场坠毁 飞行员温志飞 萧亚民殉职
4146 1982/5/25 坠海 飞行员李胜兴 王台新失踪
4148 1972/8/30 液压失效 飞行员 王蓉贵跳伞 温宝良跳伞殉职
4175 1989/5/23 坠毁 飞行员魏泽坤 张金全跳伞
4180 1988/3/23 发动机熄火 飞行员潘斗台 李德安跳伞
4183 1986/8/7 液压失效 起飞失败 飞行员任克刚弹出殉职 张明仁重伤
4184 1996/8/11 液压失效坠海 飞行员葛季贤 李其荣跳伞
4185 1991/9/7 坠海 飞行员葛金琦 赵维廉跳伞殉职
4191 1987/9/4 降落失败 飞行员刘煌灿 姜山明跳伞殉职

F-104J

4505 1989/12/9 擦撞4319坠海 飞行员葛金琦跳伞
4511 1990/12/5 闪避 超G解体 飞行员杨士菁殉职
4517 1988/9/1 坠海 飞行员跳伞
4520 1987/5/14 发动机失速 飞行员罗际勋跳伞


FWIW, Yahoo! Taiwan Knowledge articles in Chinese, at
http://tw.knowledge.yahoo.com/question/question?qid=1405121307679
http://tw.knowledge.yahoo.com/question/question?qid=1306032210877
http://tw.knowledge.yahoo.com/question/question?qid=1305100300636
http://tw.knowledge.yahoo.com/question/question?qid=1105042004249
have lists of martyred ROCAF pilots (jet fighter, non-jet fighter, or
non-fighter) with primary schools named after them, and concise comments of
the pilots' circumstances.

(Yes, I'm been on-line researching ROCAF F-104 attritions for a few F-104
fan sites again.)

] Donny "Remember the Avro CF-105 Arrow" CHAN

FYI, I graduated from the (then) Mechanical Engineering Department, Faculty
of Applied Science and Engineering, University of Toronto, and one of our
Mech Eng profs used to work on the Orenda engine destined for the CF-105.

10 October 1964:
ROCAF F-104A, 4205 (56-0842).
ROCAF F-104A, 4212 (56-0780).
ROCAF F-104A, 4216 (56-0787).
During National Day parade, these three were elements of the third of four
flights of four aircraft each.
Despite poor weather, the fly-by wasn't cancelled, and the aircraft flew
lower than rehearsed.
4212 hit an antenna tower and damaged its left drop tank and left wing.
Half of the drop tank and parts of the wing fell off, and hit a weather
bureau building.
Three civilians killed, including a weather bureau employee.
While its wingmen checked the damage on 4212, 4205 and 4216 collided and
crashed near Tai Bei (Tai Pei). One crashed in Ban Qiao, another crashed in
Tu Cheng.
Two pilots killed.
Wang Gan Zong on 4205.
Major Lin Heh Sheng on 4216.

4212 actually returned to base at Tao Yuan AB.

Wang also ejected from F-104A 4202 on 5 April 1962.

http://www.rocahc.org/memo/10.htm
http://www.warbirdregistry.org/jetregistry/f104-560780.html
http://blog.wenxuecity.com/blogview.php?date=200702&postID=6850
http://taiwanbbs.org/cgi/index.pl?,v=display,b=mil,m=1104906047
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

BTW,
http://www.ptcg.gov.tw/pt_story/htm/053.htm
with photos of Lin's statue, mentions:

In Ping Tung City, Ping Tung County, a primary school for ROCAF personnel's
children was renamed Ping Tung Heh Sheng Elementary School to honour Lin.
http://www.hsps.ptc.edu.tw/
Lin was from Ping Tung, had combat experience with F-86 against China,
awarded tens of times, and participated in combat competitions in
Philippines.

http://www.cavanaughflightmuseum.com/Starfighter.htm
mentions:

"It appears that 56-779 received the tail section of 56-780 sometime while
in USAF service. The visible sign of identifying an aircraft is by the
serial number on the tail so after this happened, our  aircraft #779
effectively became #780."
18 December 1963:
F-104A. 4208 (56-0769).
ROCAF.
Caught fire and exploded, south of Hsin Chu.
One pilot killed.

http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!.KIr8_yUEQNNnVB41BD7ldG1/article?mid=1989

Donny "Remember the Avro CF-105 Arrow" CHAN
Hong Kong, China
 

Please note that there can be up to tree ways of translating a name from the original Chinese script into western phonetical spelling. In the future all mentioned pilots where there is a photograph will be have an individual page to themselves where several spelling choices will be given

Other RoCAF aircraft are to be added to this list in the future as time allows - Thanks for your patience - and as always - any amendments - updates or extra that you can add are very welcome.
 

Acknowledgements

 

Clarence Fu

 

 

 

 

I would like to express my gratitude to Clarence Fu who has given considerable support to this project and permission to include ejection material from his excellent series of books on the RoCAF


 

Dave Allport

 Air Forces Magazine {AFM} for permission to extract information from his regular feature "Attrition" concerning ejection related aviation losses

Donny "Remember the Avro CF-105 Arrow" CHAN, Hong Kong, China - [who continually provides updates on  aviation news and history]

Harry Prins

 
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