And a wrecked example, likely from Upper Volta as well, given the roundel as well as the rather rural and very African looking surroundings. From http://internationalflyerz.co.za as well.

And speaking of Broussards, here’s one from Niger. From http://www.aviationphotocompany.com. And I wonder if the one in the background to the right is from Upper Volta? With the combination of the roundel and the rudder striping, that’s my best guess.

Speaking of Madagascar, I found an Alouette II with strange roundels. I believe it is from Madagascar, but I am not sure. Can anybody confirm this one? From http://www.aha-helico-air.asso.fr.

What the hell has the EU got to do with NATO except for the fact that they are equally evil organizations?

Nic

Evil? Compared to what? The Warsaw Pact? al Qaeda? ISIS? Seems you have a rather primitive, simplistic, and naïve understanding of the word.

Could be this VAM-310

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Yes, it appears so. I don’t see the bort number VAM-310 anywhere, though- does anybody else? Also, is that the flag about halfway down the tail fin? It may have been painted out.

Actually it is the first asset of the newborn South Yemen AF. Without the communist red star, obviously.
Just kidding. 😀 Maybe the green color turned into blue under the hot sun. Or something like that.

Yes. It may also be the lighting playing tricks, as well as the relative comparison between the green in the camouflage and that of the roundel that makes it look blue. But, then again, it may indeed be something weird…

Anyone has a picture of a Cypriot Mi-26?
Edit: more information here http://www.aeroflight.co.uk/user/fleet/cyprus-af-mil-mi-26-halo.htm

I never had even the slightest idea that they used this one. It was leased for only one year, so perhaps it didn’t wear Cyprus air force colors. Would love to have a picture of this one, too.