Photos Southern, Central & Northern African Military Photos

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Cote d'ivoire

 

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Cote d'ivoire Mi-24P Hind

 

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Swaziland SA-316B Alouette lll, IAI-201 Arava

 

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Cote d'ivoire Mi-35P Hind

 

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Democratic Republic of Congolese T-55

 

[Leo_Chambers]

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Is that a pair of ex-Omani Air Forces Strikemasters? They seem to have slightly different cam schemes?

 

[Stimpy75]

Nigerian T-129...they want to order another 6 to the 6 they ordered(4 delivered so far)

 

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Mozambican MiG-21UM Fishbed

 

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Malian Y-12 Panda

 

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Republic of Congolese Mi-35P Hind

 

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Equatorial Guinean BMP-1

 

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Equatorial Guinean Mi-24V Hind

 

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Cote d'ivoire Mi-35P Hind

 

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Chadian PC-7

 

[TIGREDELAIRE]

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By investing a good amount of money, they would have a good reinforcement in their fixed and rotary wing attack aircraft, I would not invest in those Strikemasters and would allocate them to gateguard or a museum

 

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Is that a pair of ex-Omani Air Forces Strikemasters? They seem to have slightly different cam schemes?

I think you guessed it is right.

 

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In between the timelines, 1960 and 1980,
In thosedays, buyers from Cote d'ivoire
found itself <ie Strikemaster> where there were no foremost fighter jet assets existing from the most of countries in the western part of Africa, very useful in conducting anti-air to ground mission, thus leading to the decision to go for Strikemaster.

 

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Central African Republic Air Force L-39 Albatros, Rwanda Mil Mi-17

 

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South Sudan Beech 1900

 

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Cote d'ivoire Mi-24V Hind