That one is Bolivian. The “black” stripe on the tail flag is actually dark green.

Thanks! Changed as noted. Also, see attached Niger Reims Cessna 337. (Seems like a lot of the African 337s had this same basics color scheme- Senegal, Chad, Mauritania, Upper Volta, Niger, for instance.) See as well attached Cuban MiG-15UTI with unusual fuselage markings, and Iraqi Mi-4.

More DC-4s/C-54s: Saudi, South Korea, Turkey, Holland, Iceland, West German.

More DC-4s: Brazil, Chad, Congo, Ethiopia, Laos

More DC-6s: Congo, NASA, Niger, Panama, Portugal, South Africa, Yugoslavia, Gabon, South Vietnam

Caravelles- Central African Empire, Central African Republic, Mauritania, Gabon, Mexico, Chad, Rwanda, Senegal, Sweden, Yugoslavia.

It’s more than one year ago, that South Sudan became independent !

and, already in Jan’ 2011, gkozak wrote (in thread # 14 p 3 post # 78) :

” I’m anxious to see some combat aircraft sporting their new roundel. “

this view is well known by everyone :

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But, till now I’ve never seen THE official roundel of their Air force !!

Can you tell me ?

friendly yours,

ETIENNE

Greetings, Etienne! Aircraft of South Sudan use the national flag as a fin marking; see attached Beech 1900 picture. See also a better closeup of one of their Mi-17V5s, with a clear view of the fin marking. If you look closely at the picture of the Mi-17s in flight, you can see it on the tail fin as well.

Barbados defence force.

Cessna 402C

C-26A Metro

Beech King Air E90

(can someone confirm this info?)

See attached from Barbados. The C-23 is from Barbados, and serves with the Caribbean Regional Defense Force, a regional collective security force comprising several Caribbean nations. It is focused largely on detection and interdiction of drug smugglers. The Queen Air was leased from Barclays Bank for a short time. They did use (still?) a Cessna 402C, but not this one. I will scan and post the picture.