Yes they do. Here’s a picture of a Mi.8 that participated in the Partnership for Piece exercise at St. Dizier in 2002: http://www.airsceneuk.org.uk/hangar/2003/stdizier/moldmil.htm

Funny thing was that MK732 didn’t have its clipped wings anymore, when were they extended again? There was a video filmed from inside the F-16B on the news just now, quite nice to see and I’ll post a URL if I find it online.

How bout this, do any of you hear of a 4 engined fighter? it exists, but try and guess 😉

Well AC-130’s were called ‘Fabulous Four Engined Fighters’ by their crews if that’s what you mean?

As everybody can see, the Indian press is not authentic because they don’t care to verify news. News verification is not part of the jib description in India.

OTH, Tsvah Haganah Le Israel-Heyl Ha’avir has the following fighters in its inventory:

F-16 A/B (Netz) = 114
F-16 C/D (Barak) = 125
F-16I (Suefe) = 102
F-15 A/B (Baz) = 44
F-15 C/D (Akef) = 27
F-15I (Ra’am) = 25
C7/TC-7 (Kfir) = 50 (In storage)
F-4E = 40 (In Storage)
F-4 E2000/RF-4E = 65
A-4N (Ahit) = 105 (about 80 in storage)

Didn’t they recentely retire their last Phantoms?

Peg: Nice shot there mate, I can see a French C-160, Five American C-130’s, A Saudi and an Egyptian as well as A singaporean, Canadian and what looks like a Sri Lankan C-130, very interesting. The SLAF model being that right down the back there, the tail code gives it away.

Your Sri Lanka Herk is actually a Belgian AF C-130H.