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Forum: Air Force 20-09-16, 03:39 AM
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Posted By milhistry
Found this by accident on the interweb... SA...

Found this by accident on the interweb... SA Arty Captain 1960s wearing Owens C287 type AOP wing with Cessna 185 in background
Forum: Air Force 03-02-15, 06:47 AM
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Posted By milhistry
Not sure what they are wearing on the berets. I...

Not sure what they are wearing on the berets. I assume they would have worn their corps badges and most of them would have come from the gunners but the badge doesn't quite look like a field gun nor...
Forum: Air Force 03-02-15, 06:44 AM
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Posted By milhistry
You're right it's well within the 'kodachrome'...

You're right it's well within the 'kodachrome' era. Possibly to keep printing costs down? But that's given me another idea. I'll see if I can maybe track down the author via the publisher. Perhaps...
Forum: Air Force 27-01-15, 08:31 AM
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Posted By milhistry
Photograph from Page 69 "Facta Nostra Vivent"...

Photograph from Page 69 "Facta Nostra Vivent" (2014) by Embleton.
This particular group trained on the Impala and were (army) qualified flying instructors. All but one later become instructors in...
Forum: Air Force 27-01-15, 08:27 AM
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Posted By milhistry
I've (quite per chance) come accross some more...

I've (quite per chance) come accross some more information on rmy AOP pilots in a nice new book "Facta Nostra Vivent" by Andrew Embleton. It is a book about the SAAF's Central Flying School. On pp...
Forum: Air Force 18-01-15, 02:42 AM
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Posted By milhistry
I've always asumed the springbok type was worn in...

I've always asumed the springbok type was worn in the late sixties when 42 AOP Flight was part of the Army for a year or two before being transferred back to the SAAF as 42 Squadron. It is still a...
Forum: Air Force 16-01-15, 11:16 AM
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Posted By milhistry
Very interesting post. I knew about these wings...

Very interesting post. I knew about these wings but never knew if they were worn by pilots or observers. What relation (if any) are there between these wings and the army pilot wings with springbok...
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