F-86D "Dog Sabre"North American F 86D Sabre airplane model. The F 86D (known briefly as the YF 95A) made its first flight on December 22, 1949. It was developed as an all weather interceptor version of the famed F 86A, the airplane that won supremacy of the skies from the MiG 15 during the Korean War. the F 86D was used during the 1950s both in the U. S. and overseas to guard against possible air attack. In all, 2,506 Ds were produced. The F 86D was known for two