Reply With QuoteThe new Μ109Α3GΑ2
HAF C130 Hercules 170000 hours taking off.
The new Μ109Α3GΑ2
Last edited by Savio; 01-12-2011 at 01:06 PM.
^ohh man, what a feeling!
...another M109A3 GEA2
Originally Posted by LeoHel
Magnetic Anomaly Detector (MAD)
The same helicopter before delivery (note French Civilian registration above the roundel and and SA-330 helicopters in the background), with radar and an aerodynamic fairing over the MAD winch. The framing protecting the port landing gear from being fouled by the MAD cable is clearly visible. Emergency floats have not yet been fitted
Alouette III
Used for Navy pilot training, there were plans to replace them with new helicopters or second-hand from Holland but lack of funding cancelled the project (€5 millions). Perhaps in the future Navy pilot trainees will be send to the Army Aviation School.
http://www.fly-by.nl/Gallery/2005/Ar...%20-%20080.JPG
Last edited by Pezy; 01-12-2011 at 05:07 PM.
Nice photos of the M109A3GEA2guys!
Special Forces shooting range
Photos from panoramio.com
Armored cruiser Georgios Averof in Palaio Faliro
Photos from panoramio.com
Destroyer Velos and armored cruiser Georgios Averof
Destroyer Velos
More photos of Georgios Averof..
and some paintings..
Last edited by D-Mitch; 01-14-2011 at 12:47 PM.
Greek Army M24 Chafee light tanks during "Gordios Desmos (Gordian Knot) 1956" military exercise at Alexandreia Army airfield, Central Macedonia.
credit: ga7n
F-16C block 52+ fighter 534 with conformal tanks of HAF 340 Squadron during a solo demo flight at Tanagra Air Base, Greece.
credit: ga7n
Some HN AB.212ASWs
Some HN (joint operated with HAF) P-3B TACNAVMOD Orions.
And last but not least, lest we forget those that have fallen for our Freedom. Respect.
Sailor of the Royal Hellenic Navy, Died 20.08.1944. Two destroyers from the Royal Hellenic Navy took part in Operation Overlord, the Normandy invasion (i.e. D-Day) between 6th June and 25th Aug 1944. This sailor must of got wounded then and died later at Harefield Hospital from his wounds.
credit: gwclarck
is grave in france on the nromandy-memorial-graveyard?
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