Another quiz…

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Which was the first jet trainer designed, built and flown by the following countries. Trainers only, not conversions:
a- Argentina
b- Belgium
c- The Netherlands
d- USSR
e- Spain
f- Yugoslavia
g- Sweden

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What was the first operational carrier-based nuclear bomber with the US Navy?

-3-
When did Belgium retire it’s last biplanes, what were they called and with what were they replaced?

-4-
What was the first country to retire the MiG-29, and when did this happen?

-5-
Which nifty little jet was flown by all four armed services in the US, and in what role?

-6-
What is the most recent military user of the MiG-21?

-7-
What tailcode did/do the aircraft of the following USAF bases carry:
a Sembach AFB
b Soesterberg AFB
c Wurthsmith AFB
d George AFB
e Kadena AFB
f RAF Bent.waters
g Taegu AFB

-8-
Does Luxembourg have an air force?

-9-
A variant of what aircraft was recently taken up in the active non-SpecOps USAF which already was in use in large numbers in the USSR?

-10-
The B-52 is a big bomber, but it’s main competitor was even bigger. Which one was that?

-11-
In what year did Switzerland retire it’s Ju-52/3M’s?

-12-
Which country operated both Spitfires as Fw-190s?

-13-
Name five countries from which Greece recieved F-5s.

-14-
The Il-102 has a very peculiar way of carrying bombs. How?

-15-
Lybia admitted being behind one airliner crash. Which one?

-16-
Which two observation helicopters were replaced by the OH-6 in US Army service?

-17-
Which Western type has been modified to launch the Kh-31 missile, and occasionally does so?

-18-
Name the five places where F-16s are/have been built.

-19-
Over the years, the USAF has operated two distinctively different aircraft under the designation OA-10A. Please explain.

-20-
What was the last airbase to house a squadron of US-operated Skyhawks?