theaviationist.com/2012/02/10/backfire/

The two Libyan Air Force Mirage F1s that had landed in Malta International Airport on Feb. 21, 2011, after refusing to attack unarmed civilian protesters at Benghazi at the beginning of the uprising that led to the war, are about to return home.

I would imagine they would adopt a similar policy to Ireland and adopt a policy of lightly armed neutrality, though with a slight emphasis on maritime defence and a single squadron of fighters for keeping an eye on things up north.

New airframe adds strike capability to Afghan air force

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The forward ski jump , island along with a considerable rear section have yet to be added which will really bulk the ship out, besides is that an offical rendering of what the carrier will look like our just fanboy art, because to me those birds on her deck look like F15’s.

For anybody interested in making a model kit, here is a print of the Hind. I’m going to build one myself.

Some from mitiga tripoli.

Still no pictures of the new Indian carrier either, they really are keeping her under lock and key.

Free Libyan Air Force Mi-17’s