11. Bermuda has no real military aircraft as such, although its goverment has used several types of aircraft for VIP duties. This is Boeing 737-2k9 used on long distance hauls.
12. The SA.315B Lama is famous for its performance in hot and high enviroments, so i guess it was inevitable that a few would find themselves being used within Bolivia.
13. Brazil has a flourishing aviation industry, and one of its earlier products being the Uirapuru. Exported to Paraguay aswell as Bolivia. A T.28 Trojan can be seen behind this line-up of Bolivian Aircraft.
14. Another Bolivian aircraft is this Beech 200. I only had a single scanned B/W image of this example,until i located this over on myaviation.net. Incidently, i find the latter site provides better results than its big brother, Airliners.net, for the more obscure and unusual…though it nees a little perseverence! :rolleyes:
15. These L.39ZA Albatrosse are seen parked out of the hot Cambodian sun.
16. …something this brand new and shiney looking Mi.17 is loath to do. This image was taken somewhere along the Thai border.
17. Some great heli pics can be found by searching for Marseilles Airport. This is a Cameroun AS.332L.
18. Many South American countries have received C.26s from the US. Most being ex ANG machines. This one is seen in Colombia, and serves with the National Police.
19. The above branch of the military is mostly helicopter equipped, being heavilly involved in the narco war. This is Longranger.
20. How many of you knew that the Bo105s operated within the Colombian Navy have gone grey!.
My weeks results!
Ive been actively searching the net this week, trying to fill holes in my collection, to which end the holes still need filling :rolleyes: However, i did manage to find one or two interesting things to share with you.
Curahee, i see you have discovered flickr ๐ . For those not in the know, flickr is an image hosting site that contains several thousands of mondane images, amongst which you will always find some outstanding military shots…if lucky :rolleyes:
Anyways, to the pics ๐
1. This shot is of a Afghan Mi.24V swooping fast and low, and dates from earlier this year..so savage-rabbit, they still have some old ones left, albiet full of holes ๐
2. Albania uses this AS.350B Ecureuil within its shrinking inventory. Its former civilian lineage is given away by the blue paint job.
3. The twin version of the above is called the AS.355, several of which have been delivered to the Algerian military. This example is operated by the Gendarmarie.
4. Abu Dhabi Pumas now carry an overall grey scheme with UAE marks, so one sporting the original roundal and titles was a nice find ๐
5. BK-117s have found many a customer looking for a versatile Policing platform. The Abu Dhabi section of the UAE Police are no exception.
6. Some nations simply use equipment found within the military to perform police duties. Angola being one such nation, and has even painted this Alouette in full livery.
7. Tourists armed with their trusty digitable, can set the pulses racing amongst us sad aviation buffs :rolleyes: . This image is of a II.76MD caught on the apron at baku, Azerbaijan. ( Thankyou Mr Tourist ๐ ].
8. Same guy, same Digitable, but this time hes caught a pair of trusty Antonovs on the Pan!.
9. The Bahamas is hot for two reasons, this being one of them ๐
10. Belarus is one of the few nations that operate the Il-103, so pics of them are hard to come by.
Brazilian Mirage 2000B/C
Not sure whether these are photoshopped, specially painted french machines or authentic FAB, so i will leave yous decide ๐
Nigerian Hind ๐
A further image of the Mi-35N i posted earlier, showing the markings carried on the Nose/forward fuselage.
Also. a Venezuelan Mi-172 for SAR duties!
And an isreali ground target within Syria ๐
For Migman, a lovely Afghan Sukoi. Not many are left in such a perfect condition!
And for the rest of yous, a special treat im sure you have all been waitng for, a brand new Venezuelan Mi-35M Hind!!!!
Some Mi-17s..
unknown (please help identify)
unknown (please help identify) – looks like one from Uganda
unknown (please help identify)
The one pictured in a white scheme is Nepalese, not sure if its military…however, the Armed forces use several “civil” helis when the need arises.
You are correct about the Ugandan machine.
The other has got be stumped..a demonstrater for Kazan maybe?
A non-metalic Beaver from Colombia ๐
Chile F16BM
Canpark, i dont think the heli is egyption, since their Mi.17s are painted in an overall sand scheme. The background does resemble north africa though.
Heres one of the first F16BMs from dutch stocks, being prepared for delivery to Chile.
Note the standard paintwork, not sure whether they will receive the scheme found on their new aircraft once they arrive in Chile. Though i would of thought that if they were, then they would of been painted in the netherlands before delivery.
Mysterious Mi.17
Hi all ๐
Just found this desert camoflaged Mi.17, that seems to have been photographed at some deserty location.
No serial or roundal/fin flash are visable, and there seems to be a white looking Beech in the background, which may be UN operated.
The camo looks similar to Sudanese Mi.8s. So is this Sudanese, or is it something else?
Having assumed all this, its proberly something less exciting, but its worth a go. Any ideas anybody?
Ecuador goes Chinese!
Apparrantly, ecuadors Army is operating this Nanching BT.6 ๐
Does anybody have any further details or Pics?
First Iraqi Sokol!
Thanks for the Chile I.D guys ๐
Something a little special found over on Myaviation.net, in the form of one of the first Sokols destined for the new Iraqi Air Force ๐
Identify Please!
Just found the aircraft below, which was exhibited at FIDAE 1982. I think its a indiginous chilean design, and i think its in Army colours.
Could someone confirm for me, the type of aircraft and the service with whoms livery its pictured ๐
North Korean Sukhoi!
Its not a very good image, however…if you look closely at the line of aircraft in the background, you can see what appears to be a metalic coloured SU.7 Fitter-A. ๐
Hi Banshee;
Are you sure that one of those C-101s was bough from Chile? When was it acquired, and which was its previous identity?
It is Seneca instead of Senacre, too.
And, the photo of ‘F-86E’ was suspiciously familiar to me… ๐ฎ This aircraft is displayed at Museo Aeronรกutico of Los Cerrillos as a Canadair Sabre IV.Regards
Not 100%.
However, there are persistant rumours that Chile had supplied a few surplus airframes to the Honduran AF, either last year or earlier this.
Please dont ask me to source this :rolleyes: , since i cant remmember where i came across the info :confused:.
Though its more than likely from one of a number of south and Central American forums i visit…which is where some of the pics have come ๐
Honduras Air Force
Another Piper.
An early heli in the form of a S.52 Dragonfly
A Super Mystere B2
Two trainers come co-in machines…a T6 AND T28.
Back to Jets with a T.33A
A yellow painted T.41A
An early Osage in its original orange scheme!
And the UH.1H