International Airpower Review #18 ???

May 07, 2006 10 Replies

Yes, I got my copy last week.

Dave

I'm still waiting here in Germany while my colleague next door got it last week...

B.

Mine came last week. I really like the long articles on the Philippine and Armenian air forces. New markins! Woo hoo!

Tom

I picked it up yesterday. The NB-52 article is what caught my attention.

Dom

Drat, what does Armenia use for markings?

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

Paint and stencils, just like everybody else.

Seriously, though, yellow disk outlined with blue, outlined with red on some, white dot, outlined in yellow, outlined in blue, outlined in yellow. Also white dot/yellow outline/blue outline/red outline.

All aircraft show the disk on the tail and underneath both wings. In one shot you can make out the top surface of the right wings and it's there, too.

Aircraft in the article are: Su-25 (single seat and two seat); Mil Mi-2, Mil-8 and Mil-24; L-39; An-2; Yak-18T/-52/-55. This issue also has a great article on the Su-22 family.

Tom

Paint and stencils, just like everybody else.

Seriously, though, yellow disk outlined with blue, outlined with red on some, white dot, outlined in yellow, outlined in blue, outlined in yellow. Also white dot/yellow outline/blue outline/red outline.

All aircraft show the disk on the tail and underneath both wings. In one shot you can make out the top surface of the right wings and it's there, too.

Aircraft in the article are: Su-25 (single seat and two seat); Mil Mi-2, Mil-8 and Mil-24; L-39; An-2; Yak-18T/-52/-55. This issue also has a great article on the Su-22 family.

Tom

Thanks, Al. Reminds me of those roundels from the Manchukuo puppet government of WWII.

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

Add some green and they have a rainbow.......:)

Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.

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