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[SoSo]

Hi aussieeagle3,
I found this EthAF Su-25 at Wings Palette. I believe the Ethiopians mark the upper port wing surface, and the underside starboard wing surface, with their national roundel. http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww4/a/43/57/0/1

[DanteXavier]

Hey, nice Mirage F1 pics.

I've just been doing some research on the net and I found out that Ethiopia has some Sukhoi Su-25T's. I also found that no pictures were available! Can anybody help?

Also, does anybody have any recent photos of algerian Su-30MKA's

Thanks.

I haven't seen that Ethiopian bird, but here are your Algerian Flankers:











Credit for finding these goes to abdeka at SSC.

[DanteXavier]

Niger Air Force Mi-35 Hind-This is the last one they have I believe. They recently lost one due to the fight against the Touareg Insurgency that has been going on for the past few years now.

[DanteXavier]

Tanzanian Air Force Shorts 330:

[DanteXavier]

Gabonese Air Force Eurocopter Ecureil("Squirrel"):





That same Gabonese Eurocopter Ecureil pictured with a Super Puma VIP Transport landing in the background:

[DanteXavier]

Another Ugandan MiG-21, this one a 2-seater UM model:

[DanteXavier]

Egyptian Mi-17s:

[DanteXavier]

Zambian Air Force:

[DanteXavier]

Kenyan Police Bo-105:

[aussieagle3]

Just wondering.............

Do the upgraded single seat MiG-21s have a single piece glass wind screen?

[DanteXavier]

I've got to look for some single seater Ugandan MiGs. I though I had a shot of one recently but now I'm not so sure.

[DanteXavier]

Guinea Air Force Mi-25:

[DanteXavier]

Here's another Ugandan MiG-21:

And here is a shot from Angola. I believe that's an EMBRAER EMB-120 Brasilia in the foreground, but there are 2 MiG-23's in the back.

[Panchito12]

Kenyan Police Bo-105:

What the white chic get busted for? Drugs?

[Panchito12]

Mirage F-1 Marocco

Been there!! That's the airport at Laayoune. The hangars in the upper left side of the first pic were the hangars of the Spanish Air Force when this place was known as El Aaiun, the capital of the former Spanish Sahara.