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Collection by Grant Barnes

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Followers

-Koevoet ! never had place inside to put the corpses, and they needed to investigate everything back at Oshikati

Once Were Warriors

Army Pics

Army Day Defence Force Tactical Survival

Boat Design

Military Life

Historical Pictures

African History

-Koevoet ! never had place inside to put the corpses, and they needed to investigate everything back at Oshikati

South African troops assemble to be picked up by the waiting SAAF Puma helicopter close to Eenhana Road Namibia late 80's [960x637]

Sniper Camouflage Once Were Warriors South African Air Force Army Day

Time To Leave

Defence Force Troops

Soldiers

Korean War

South African troops assemble to be picked up by the waiting SAAF Puma helicopter, close to Eenhana Road, Namibia, late 80's [960x637]

South African troops assemble to be picked up by the waiting SAAF Puma helicopter close to Eenhana Road Namibia late 80's [960x637]

Military Jets Military Aircraft South African Air Force

F14 Tomcat

Turbine Engine Air Force Aircraft Impalas Defence Force Air Show

Impala MKII

Medics with Fapla insurgent

Military Life Military Art Military History

West Africa

South Africa

Once Were Warriors Army Day

Brothers In Arms

Troops

1981 Captured insurgents

Army Pics

South African Air Force Troops

Soldiers

Defence Force Military Life Air Show Military Aircraft Fighter Jets

Pumas Ondangwa

SADF Infanterie Skool Oudtshoorn - Opleidings Fase

SADF.info

Here we have quite a unique photo of two Impala MK II's near Mpacha in December 1979. The aircraft nearest to the camera has the three-tone camouflage scheme used on the first few Impala Mk II's that was imported directly from Italy, while the second aircraft shows the scheme adopted later. The scheme was eventually changed to a darker scheme.

Air Force Aircraft

Fighter Aircraft

Fighter Jets

Air Force Day

South African Air Force

Camouflage Patterns

Defence Force Air Show War Machine

Here we have quite a unique photo of two Impala MK II's near Mpacha in December 1979. The aircraft nearest to the camera has the three-tone camouflage scheme used on the first few Impala Mk II's that was imported directly from Italy, while the second aircraft shows the scheme adopted later. The scheme was eventually changed to a darker scheme.