Photos Libyan Armed Forces

[blackbleopard20]

Free Libyan Air Force MiG-29 Fulcrum

 

[Galcom]

The history of the Libyan MiG-21 ‘Fishbed’ type between 1980 and 2011:
https://easternorbat.com/african_af/Libyan-AF/libyan_mig-21/libyan_mig-21.html

 

[Galcom]

A six-part series is being produced on the history of the Libyan Arab Air Force's air base in Ghardabiya - Sirte and the aircraft / aircraft units serving there. The first part has just been published.
1978-1980 period - Ghardabiya (Sirte) Air Base:
https://easternorbat.com/african_af/Libyan-AF/libyan_sirte_ab/libyan_sirte_ab.html

 

[Galcom]

Libyan Ghardabiya (Sirte) Air Base - 1981-1982 period
https://easternorbat.com/african_af/Libyan-AF/libyan_sirte_ab/libyan_sirte_ab.html#twopart

 

[Galcom]

Libyan Ghardabiya (Sirte) Air Base - 1983-1984 period
https://easternorbat.com/african_af/Libyan-AF/libyan_sirte_ab/libyan_sirte_ab.html#threepart

 

[Galcom]

Libyan Ghardabiya (Sirte) Air Base - 1985-1987 period:
https://easternorbat.com/african_af/Libyan-AF/libyan_sirte_ab/libyan_sirte_ab.html#fourpart

 

[Galcom]

Libyan Ghardabiya (Sirte) Air Base - 1987-1990 period:
https://easternorbat.com/african_af/Libyan-AF/libyan_sirte_ab/libyan_sirte_ab.html#fivepart

 

[CemalPasha]

GNA fighters trained by Turkey in the Omar al-Mukhtar Training Center in Tripoli Libya

 

[Galcom]

Libyan Arab Air Force's air base in Ghardabiya - Sirte
History about the aircrafts, units and Order of battle - last part:
https://easternorbat.com/african_af/Libyan-AF/libyan_sirte_ab/libyan_sirte_ab.html#sixpart

 

[Galcom]

Libyan Air Force order of battle between 1983 and 1987
https://easternorbat.com/african_af/Libyan-AF/libyan_air_force_1987/libyan_air_force_1987.html
(Draft site only)

 

[Kadir93]

LARAF MiG-23.

 

[Kadir93]

Intercepted LARAF Dassault Mirage F1ED by USN fighters, August 1981.

 

[Galcom]

Libyan Arab Air Force aviation units at Tripoli International Airport
The Libyan capital of Tripoli had two major airports in the second half of the 20th century. These two airports are often confused in Western aviation literature, but also frequently in Eastern literature. Let's take a look at the military history of Tripoli International Airport.
https://easternorbat.com/african_af/Libyan-AF/libyan_tripoli_int_ab/libyan_tripoli_int_ab.html

 

[CemalPasha]

GNA trained by TAF

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[CemalPasha]

GNA trained by TAF

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