More from Angola:

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to be continued….

For me the two most mythical creatures are:
1. Angolan Su-24MK stationed at Catumbela AFB
2. two or three Ethiopian Su-25TKs at Debre Zeit AFB

The Angolan Fencer is here… for the ETAF Su-25TKs I still have nothing more than few Google Earth shots indicating they, indeed, do exist..

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Want to see a really weird one? Here’s a Zairean Armstrong Whitworth Argosy.

Not military and presumably never delivered.

Formerly Shackleton Aviation Services & Otrang Range Air Services, it was never delivered to Zaire, and was scrapped in 1981 in England.

http://www.judnick.com/ZaireToZimbawe.htm
http://www.argosyair.co.uk/civil_operators.html

a Website with Angola naval roundels. 🙂
http://fanangola.webnode.pt/for%C3%A7a%20aero-naval/

Just artistic impressions of what the website’s author wished or would like to see, doesn’t represent any real roundels. As a matter of fact one should pay attention for the info on that website, specially those who don’t understand portuguese language. It contains a lot of wrong info and errors, most are as i said just pieces of wishful thinking from its author

What is that “thing” on the left side ?

Anyone a better view of it?

Airborne Laser Mine Detection System (ALMDS)

http://www.northropgrumman.com/Capabilities/AirborneLaserMineDetectionSystem/Pages/default.aspx

A Portuguese Air Force A-7D Corsair II painted with FAM decals as a sales pitch to Mexico. Even though the Mexican Air Force was looking at the type, it was never ordered most likely due to financial constraints at the time.

http://www.aviationmex.com.mx/aztec-warriors-of-the-sky

Story not true and the image is photoshoped.

Some others:
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http://www.arcforums.com/forums/air/index.php?showtopic=142507&st=120

EDIT:

Was too fast with my conclusions! It seems after all that it was a Vought marketing campaign:
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Can anybody give any suggestion for such a low price ($270 million) for the acquisition of 30 new state of the art a/c + updating of a fleet of circa 80 Block 60?

I believe that’s not for a/c acquisition but for “…equipment in support of…” instead. Other contracts should be signed for new a/c, the upgrade of the current Vipers, weapons, etc.

Abraços