Pakistan Navy Sea King’s Mk45 & Mk45A

Pakistan Navy’s newly inducted Fokker F-27 & alouette 319B (12 April 2008)

Those Lebanese Huey photos are mine and I don’t know why they show some other “xairforces” name or have my name ripped off. The first I have posted here and the other 3 are from Airliners.net

http://www.airliners.net/photo/Lebanon—Air/Bell-UH-1H-Iroquois/0736165/L/
http://www.airliners.net/photo/Lebanon—Air/Bell-UH-1H-Iroquois/0736246/L/
http://www.airliners.net/photo/Lebanon—Air/Bell-UH-1H-Iroquois/0736247/L/

It would have been nice if you have left my name as it appears at the bottom of the photos.

Hi Vatche,
I don’t know these pictures are yours,i took these from the website which is mentioned on the snaps.

Lebanese Stuff.

Iranian Navy

Sikorsky RH-53D

Agusta Bell 212

Sierra Lone VIP Sea King/Commando Helicopter.Gift from Qatar Government.

An air-to-air view of a multinational group of fighter jets, including, left to right, a French F-1C Mirage, A Qatari F-1 Mirage, A U.S. Air Force F-16C Fighting Falcon from the 401st Tactical Fighter Wing, a Qatari Alpha Jet, and a Canadian CF/A-18A Hornet, during Operation Desert Shield.

An air-to-air view of a multinational group of fighter jets, including, left to right, a Qatari F-1 Mirage, a French F-1C Mirage, a U.S. Air Force F-16C Fighting Falcon from the 401st Tactical Fighter Wing, a Canadian CF/A-18A Hornet and a Qatari Alpha Jet, during Operation Desert Shield.

Qatari Alpha Jets

Egyptian Naval Sea King Mk47 with British Registration.
Egyptian Commando VIP Helicopter.

Egyptian Sea King Mk.47 HMS Sultan/Gosport

These are five ex Egyptian Navy Sea King Mk.47s, which originally arrived in the UK in February 2004, as a spares source for the Royal Australian Navy [RAN].Having stripped them of the spares they required, the RAN then asked the RN how they could dispose of them. The simple answer was to keep them and use them at Sultan.