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French commandos
exit a France
C-160 Transall during
a exercise.
Photo courtesy of
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A C-160
Transall, a military transport airplane built jointly by Germany and
France takes flight. Photo courtesy of Armee De L'Air of France.
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Squadron emblem
of French
unit based out
of Anjou
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Pictured are
actual aircraft stationed at King Khalid
International Airport during the Gulf
War in 1990-1991. Also included in this special collection are
actual squadron emblems and logos of the units present at the
airport. Photos by Tom Thweatt, some photos
are file photos L'Armee de L'Air of France.
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Cotam is the
military transport system of the French Air Force. It is
equivalent to the "MAC" patch emblem of the USAF. Note the
two geese pulling the turtle.
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French troops
I ran across on the compound where we lived at King Khalid International
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French troops
near a Armee De L'air.
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| a ground view
of the C-160 Transall, a twin turboprop military cargo transport
L'Armee De L'Air of
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