Hi All,
Always loved the SR-71.
Geoff.

Hot:

Cold :

with the Chad roundel the blue part is facing the fuselage, The Czech roundel, the blue is facing forward.

Really prefer the old one (personal opinion).
As Etienne stated, too similar to Czech one and too confusing. They could be more inventive. 😀

Hi to you all

On 25- 08 – 2009 I made an update to my webside with roundels. It was the Chad update with the then new roundel. So nothing new under the sun!

Before you post issues about roundels you should take a look here: http://www.drareg.nl/Markeringen/index.html. And yes, I know its in Dutch and I am translating it into English but that will take more than a year as I have little time to do so.

Greeting from the Netherlands
Gerard

We learn everyday.
Thanks from nowhere for your website link.
Looking forward to seeing in English

“For her eyes only” : Major Liz Tunley

Typhoon :

For info : I found the forum where I had seen this particular picture before.
Here’s the link (the post #281 is dated 19/11/2009) :

http://forums.airforce.ru/matchast/1647-su-25-25ub-25utg-15/

The mystery deepens.

that’s often the case when looking for good photos from the USSR in the 1950s, 1960s – cameras and good film were harder to come by those days (but it’s actually true for most countries as well).

Some interesting photos from the same era here (if not quite what you want):

http://missiles.ru/history.htm

missiles.ru was (and still is) a good source of images or informations for me. And I agree with you for pictures of Soviet missiles of the fifties or sixties.
But there are (thankfully) often some good pictures when these missiles had operational career, like SSN-1 (I have plenty ones of other missiles of this period and ” Щука” was not, strictly speaking, a secret missile as might have been a strategic ballistic missile of this era).
Thanks anyway for the time you spent for me.

Sorry if repost :

F-15E prototype :

and (nostalgia) :
F-105B :