Great selection!!!
Thanks for posting

Excellent thread. I will add some of mine shortly:)

I visited the Finnish Air Force Museum in Tikkakoski this summer and saw the Brewster. They have an excellent web page where you can take a virtual tour here http://www.airforcemuseum.fi/flash.asp?file=2

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archieraf

Very interesting find: Thanks

There was some info about this around the 23rd of October, the day of aviation in Brazil. Many thought the announcement would be done on this date but some sources said that the FAB weren’t finished with their evaluation and that the decision would probably be announced in late November.

I believe that it is in tghe best interest of Barsil to prolong a little further the negotiation phase: better conditions cand be obtained

Malagasy MiG-17F Fresco.

Malagasy was supplied with four MiG-17Fs and eight MiG-21FLs as a part of N.Korean policy to woo Malagasy’s interest away from S.Korean counterpart in 1978.

In those days, Both S and N.Korea were engrossed madly in influence-paddling in the african continent to gain vantage point politically.

A faint trace of N.Korean AF marking can be made out on the rear fuselage.:eek:

http://www.sobika.com/madagascar-photos/2008/runmada/arivonimamo_010.php

http://oimdu.blogspot.com/2007/10/mission-itasy-cest-la-rgion-voisine-de.html

Malagasy’s Mi-8PS Hip

http://www.unicef.org/africafloods/wMAD001.jpg

Very interesting: thanks

So many interesting pictures posted in my absence:cool:

Some more Malawi stuff.

The Malawian aircraft are very interesting. Thaks

Very interesting photos: thanks!

Perhaps a little side-track, but: speaking of India participation in this project: there were reports, several years ago, of an indigenous Indian fighter (called the MCA???) What was the fate of it…??? There was 3 view of it (supposedly) that showed a general delata , no-tail and no fin configuration.
Does it have any connection with PAK-FA????