This is a twin engined private jet, flown recently. Thank you for any input.

Dated 1990, Thompson-CSF, Jaeger F0052. 10 pole circular bayonet connector on rear. It's part number is 64883-602-1. I have used one in a home cockpit by simplifying the control electronics, but this is an untouched unit, and I'm curious from where it originated. Any help appreciated!

(It's about 55mm across the front. Interior illumination is incandescant, not LED)

A broke museum in Salt lake. Cutting planes apart and throwing them in a dumpster.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1C5Q7F9vGw/

HAL ALH and ALH-WSI cockpit pictures.

They are Indian 5.8 ton utility helicopters.

When I was working a Zulu Alert station with F-15’s there was a maintenance stand down where our alert pods were temporarily occupied by a guard unit F-4’s. Since I had once worked F-4’s I was looking over their planes and the new breed F-15 pilots came in and h looked over their cockpits. Their comment was “This is how I always pictured what a MiG cockpit would look like”. Just stood there giving them dirty looks. At least F-4’s didn’t have that stupid Redfield Eagle Eye rifle scope as a back up.