Insignia Magazine 14
Issue
- dergi:
- Insignia Magazine
- Numara:
- 14 | April 2000
- Dil:
- English
- ISSN:
- 1360-4848
İçindekiler
Reference | Page 38Air Force Insignia 22 – Albania
Markings for the the Albanian Air Force from 1946 to 2000 illustrated. Continued in our next issue.
Reference | Page 38Air Force Insignia 23 – Ecuador
Markings for the the Ecuadorian Air Force from 1920 to 2000 illustrated. See also our photo feature on page 50.
Reference | Page 40Swiss Fliegertruppe 1914-1936 – Part One
The first installment of a new series looking at the aircraft, colour schemes and markings of the Swiss Air Force from its formation in 1914 until the creation of the Flugwaffe in 1936.
Photo Gallery | Page 50Ecuadorian Air Force
Photographs by Philip Starkings showing aircraft on display at the Ecuadorian Aerospace Museum in Quito during the 1970s.
Reference | Page 52Curtiss and Crown – Part One
The first of a two part article by Neville Hayes detailing the formation and activities of the New South Wales State Aviation School during WW1.
News | Page 57Letters and Questions
Our letters feature contains information from readers about Norwegian, Austrian, Latvian and Lithuanian aircraft.
Reference | Page 60Mongolian Air Force 1990-1994
Describing markings for a Mongolian Air Force Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-21PFM, Mil Mi-24 Hind-D and Mil Mi-8 Hip, the subjects of this issue’s free decal sheet.
Reference | Page 61Air Force Insignia 24 – Mongolia
Markings for the the Ecuadorian Air Force from 1931 to 2000 illustrated and described.
Review | Page 62Product Reviews
An enlarged review section with the latest books, magazines and modelling products described.
Reference | Page 68Serial Systems 3 – Australia
Part 3 in our series on aircraft serial systems looks at Australian Air Force and Navy serials from 1921 to the present day.
Reference | Page 70Air Force Insignia 25 – United States
Markings for the the United States Army Air Corps, Army Air Force and Air Force from 1916 to 1947.
Reference | Page 72Hinds in Tiger’s Clothing
Colour photographs of a pair of Czech Air Force Mi-24V Hinds wearing Tiger camouflage schemes.