This is a Bolivian example.

And what You think about this description:

http://wp.scn.ru/en/markings/opers/america/182

– there are horizontal stripes again !

Well, dear Small Air Force experts !

Let’s make the real thing. Here is image of Curtiss “Osprey”. I think, it belongs to one of South American Air Force (or one of Central American AF). What particular Air Force is this ? Sorry – no better image:

And what Australian “VH-???” civil registration have this “Corsair” ?

See your PM box.

If anyone has other angles or details plz post.

http://www.chipmunkflyer.co.uk/article1.htm – see first and second pages of this article.

thanks for using my website to confirm what I said. Chris

Yes, Mr Thornburg, I use Your site for many years, and consider it as most complete source about World Air Forces. Thank You very much for Your great job !

I have it as Caudron C.601 Aiglon

Yes, Mr Chris, You are absolutely right.

fah619, please, compare this image with Your photo:

The tail unit of this plane looks like same unit on Your image. And “Aiglon” have specific part on lower left side of engine cowling:

and Miles “Hawk” have not this detail on it’s cowling:

Also note – back side edge of “Aiglon” engine cowling is vertical to ground level when plane is in flight position; the “Hawk” have angled side edge of cowling.

And List of FAG planes contains 6 examples of “Aiglon” – http://worldairforces.com/Countries/guatemala/gua.html

another similar sample near Rio de la Plata, Argentina c. 2009 . Reg LV-FD? c. 1980s.

This is obviously LV-FDI.
See the links: http://patrullerasargentinas.blogspot.ru/2011/07/servicio-de-aviacion-seav-de-la.html
http://linea-ala.blogspot.ru/2008/05/el-museo-de-la-aeroposta-argentina.html

P.S. For what purposes You need the data plate image of that Uruguayan “Norecrin” ? I feel sure, those guys who have found this plane wreck, have the images of cockpit.