The Air Force
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6th April 2006 - Panavia Tornado IDS 'ZK113/6606' of the Royal Saudi Air Force seen here at Bae Systems Warton during its upgrade as part of the Tornado Sustainment Program. This airframe was returned to the Middle East on 15th December 2014.
The Strikemaster Duo 417/G-RSAF and 425/G-SOAF performing at Eastbourne's 2019 sea-front Airshow - AIRbourne
These BAC.167 'Light Attack' versions of the 1950's designed Hunting Jet Provost trainer were built by the British Aircraft Corporation and sold in the Middle East including, South Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Oman and Kuwait along with New Zealand, Singapore and Ecuador
Post retirement, several have found their way into the 'Warbird' fraternity and whilst now civilian owned and operated - flying in the markings of some of the more obscure Air Arms, this dynamic pair make a great addition to any Airshow programme
Let's hope they will return sometime soon
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BAC Strikemaster Mk-80A G-RSAF Sultan Of Oman Air Force 417
This Jet was constructed in 1974 and is painted in the colours of the Sultan Of Oman Air Force
Photo taken at the Imperial War Museum Duxford Cambridgeshire 24th July 2021
Duxford Summer Air Show
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A RSAF (Republic of Singapore Air Force) Airbus H225M Helicopter hovering over the Singapore side of Johor Strait. Pic taken from Northshore Cove.
*Note: More aircraft pics in my Aircraft album.
Flying as 'Hero 34', Royal Saudi Air Force No.6 Squadron's Boeing F-15SA Eagle 636/12-1074 about to touch down at Waddington following completion of the first sortie of Day 1 during Exercise 'Cobra Warrior 25-1'
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A RSAF (Republic of Singapore Air Force) Boeing CH-47F, Chinook (a heavy-lift helicopter) flew past Northshore Cove.
*Note: More aircraft pics in my Aircraft album.
This, my first sight of the Saudi Tornado hammering around the northern section of the Mach Loop on 24th January 2019 proved not to bring the normal elated response followed by the obligatory fist-pump - as no sooner had the echo of twin RB199's dissipated from the Valley, reality dawned that moment would probably be the last we'd have to experience the mighty 'Tonka' low level in Wales.
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BAC-167 Strikermaster RSAF 1130 Royal Saudi Air Force
Photo Taken April 2026 at Warbirds over Wanaka New Zealand
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After the outbreak of WWII British Commandos were in desperate need of a lightweight, accurate and deadly silent SMG.
Taking the exceptional De Lisle Carbine's design RSAF encorporated a similar internal supressor and changed the bolt for a smoother, quieter movement.
The Lancaster was made in small numbers and used mainly by Commandos whilst attacking radar sites and other operations deep in occupied Europe.
Anyshoe, I quite like this.
BAC Strikemaster Mk-80A G-RSAF Sultan Of Oman Air Force 417
This Jet was constructed in 1974 and is painted in the colours of the Sultan Of Oman Air Force
Photo taken at the Imperial War Museum Duxford Cambridgeshire 23rd July 2021
Duxford Summer Air Show
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