Military Aviation photo's 8

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IAR-317 Air Fox, a conversion of the Alouette III helicopter to a light

attack helicopter (Prototype) Photo: R.Vogelaar

MMX595. Aeritalia Aeromachi Embraer AMX NC.002 This was the second prototype the first flight was November 19th 1984. The first AMX prototype crashed June 1, 1984. Photo: R.Vogelaar

FT-7 Jian FT-7 GAIGC, Jian Industries, China. The Chinese version of the MiG-21 Fishbed has got a Ferranti radar and a Martin Baker Ejection Seat. Photo: R.Vogelaar

G-LYNX Westland Lynx AH 1,

World Speed Record Lynx, 400,87 Km/h  Aug. 1986. Photo: R.Vogelaar

I-RAIK Aeritalia G-222, Photo: R.Vogelaar

Dassault Mirage 50M, Mirage V with a Canard wing and extra electronics. Photo: R.Vogelaar

Nanchang A-5C Fantan,

Nanchang Aircraft Company China. The A-5C is based on the Blue prints of the Russian MiG-19 Photo: R.Vogelaar

Dassault Rafale A, The Rafale A is a pre-prototype. Its is bigger than the full scale Rafale B, C and M prototypes, and production  airframes. First flight of the Rafale A was July 4th 1986. Photo: R.Vogelaar

ZF534 British Aerospace EAP,

EAP (Experimental Aircraft Program) Technology demonstrator for the Euro fighter program. First flight Aug. 8th 1986. Photo: R.Vogelaar

Prototype of Soviet Army. Mill Mi-28 "Havoc" There were 3 Prototypes build, first flight was November 10th 1982. Before this Paris Air show no pictures were seen of the Havoc. Photo: R.Vogelaar

Sukhoi Su-28 "Frogfoot".

The Su-28 is a civilian version of the Su-25UT and Su-28UB it is used for Para-military flying schools Photo: R.Vogelaar

Sukhoi Su-27 "Flanker".

Flow spectacularly, Crashed even more spectacular. Photo: R.Vogelaar

Dassault Rafale A.

CEV (flight test center) 436 test-flights. Photo: R.Vogelaar

Sepecat Jaguar A, 148/11-YD.

In desert colors from Armée del'Air France. Photo: R.Vogelaar