SADF.info
Aviation Photo #1813492: Atlas MB-326K Impala 2 - South Africa - Air Force
Photo taken at In Flight in South Africa on March 23, 1982.
The South African Air Force
Privately run, unofficial website on the South African Air Force. It is maintained by myself during my (limited) spare time so please read the Disclaimer. I hope you enjoy the experience and visit again soon. All suggestions are welcome - Dean Wingrin
Aermacchi MB326 KC / Impala MK2
Page 3 of 3 - Aermacchi MB326 KC / Impala MK2 - posted in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - Mods/Skinning Discussion: Hey Starfighter2, those two photos are of Imp MK 2's from 5 squadron when they were based in Durban in the 80's, used to watch them flying around almost every day, the good old days
SAAF Shackleton MR 3 c1974.
35 Sqn. Shackletons in formation over the Peninsula.
Flying Cheetahs: SAAF P51 Mustangs in Korea
Flying Cheetahs: SAAF P51 Mustangs in Korea The Mustang and the SAAF did not meet for the first time in Korea. Early models of this British initiated, American built fighter, served with 5 Squadron in North Africa and Italy during the Second World War.The SAAf used the Mustang from 24 September 1944 when P-51B/C Mustang Is replaced Kittyhawks in 5 Sqn during the Italian campaign. P-51K Mustang IVa's, plus a few P-51D Mustang IV's were introduced later and 5 Sqn used the type extensively…
20 awesome colorized photos of the WWII
2602 votes and 143726 views on Imgur: The magic of the Internet
RF-51 ‘Little Lynn’ of 45th Tac Recon Squadron, Kimpo, Korea 1952
Visit the post for more.
A small dedication to Mirage IIICZ "Black Widow" - UK Airshow Review Forums
A topic on the UK Airshow Review Message Board titled 'A small dedication to Mirage IIICZ "Black Widow"' - signup to have your say!
Harvards over Cape Town
SAAF Spitfire HF.IXe, Waterkloof, 1950.
a One Sqn. Spitfire looking resplendent in it's new scheme of semi-gloss Extra Dark Sea Grey and Medium Sea Grey at Waterkloof Air Base in 1950. The D-type roundels were replaced with the orange centred Springbok version later that year. Photo; George Wiehahn via Conrad Wiehahn.