As the largest air force in Latin America, does this mean the FAB is small? 🙁 :dev2: 😉 😮
True, it’s neither small, nor rare.
But here’s a couple which are::diablo:
Haitian AF S211
Mauritanian C-54 seen on 4 November 1973
That picture of the RSAF Hunter is also interesting in that it boasts a whopping four AIM-9’s! There are also a pair of what appear to be Mk-82’s on the centerline hardpoint!
But bear in mind that this is a museum bird, therefore it’s possible that this was never an operationl loadout.
Here’s a close-up of the bomb rack:
Cambodian L-39C
Bangladesh L-39ZA
CF-5D from Botswana
Austrian J-29F Tunnan
Indonesian Navy Mi-4 code V-410
Phillipine AF F-86F #743 photographed in August 1979
Unmarked MiG-23 UB
I found this strange bird on Airliners.net. The picture was taken in Belarus, in Sept. 1994
Could it be destined for some african country? The camo is really weird for Europe, and it has no roundels, whereas the other MLDs parked besides it have the red star.
high-res:
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1142626/M/
High-res Tunisian L-59 at Aero for overhaul on 01 Dec 2005:
Zimbabwe AF SF260 in civilian paint scheme
Libyan Super Frelon with the old roundel at Malta Luqa in February 1975
Libyan L-39 ZO
I havent seen a pic with Sidewinders loaded on the innermost pylons.
Oman
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