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#CarsAndPOI with a Mil Mi-24 attack helicopter
Vietnam People's Air Force Museum, Thanh Xuân District, Hanoi
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justanormalguy 2024-04-01 15:00:53 | #3
mmm73 (2024-04-01 14:02:32)mmm73
I didn’t know that the early version of the Mi-24 had such a cabin.
I'm used to seeing him like this:
I didn’t know that the early version of the Mi-24 had such a cabin.
I'm used to seeing him like this:
I'm also surprised when I first learned that the Mi-24 A (in my photo) has a sharper cockpit, I were used to the Mi-24 D bubble cockpit like this one.
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justanormalguy 2024-04-01 15:06:15 | #4
mmm73 (2024-04-01 14:18:19)mmm73
Su-22 in Da Nang
Su-22 in Da Nang
So Đà Nẵng is a half commercial, half military airport? I have never seen a military aircraft in service like this before, only the ones that were retired or on display at a museum.
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mmm73 2024-04-01 16:24:19 | #5
justanormalguy (2024-04-01 15:06:15)justanormalguy
mmm73
Su-22 in Da Nang
So Đà Nẵng is a half commercial, half military airport? I have never seen a military aircraft in service like this before, only the ones that were retired or on display at a museum.
mmm73
Su-22 in Da Nang
So Đà Nẵng is a half commercial, half military airport? I have never seen a military aircraft in service like this before, only the ones that were retired or on display at a museum.
There are many combat aircraft at the airport, but many apparently do not fly and are in storage.
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mmm73 2024-04-01 16:43:19 | #6
In the opposite corner of the airport there are hangars, where apparently there are aircraft that are still in use.
There were exactly the same blue Su-22s.
These two planes were brought to the site where they are preparing for takeoff.
Two days before, I heard combat aircraft flying over the city, but I was never able to see them.
But every day 2-3 Mi-8s flew over the city.
There was not a single helicopter at Danang airport; apparently they have their own airfield.
There were exactly the same blue Su-22s.
These two planes were brought to the site where they are preparing for takeoff.
Two days before, I heard combat aircraft flying over the city, but I was never able to see them.
But every day 2-3 Mi-8s flew over the city.
There was not a single helicopter at Danang airport; apparently they have their own airfield.
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justanormalguy 2024-04-01 18:10:29 | #7
mmm73 (2024-04-01 16:24:19)mmm73
justanormalguy
mmm73
Su-22 in Da Nang
So Đà Nẵng is a half commercial, half military airport? I have never seen a military aircraft in service like this before, only the ones that were retired or on display at a museum.
There are many combat aircraft at the airport, but many apparently do not fly and are in storage.
justanormalguy
mmm73
Su-22 in Da Nang
So Đà Nẵng is a half commercial, half military airport? I have never seen a military aircraft in service like this before, only the ones that were retired or on display at a museum.
There are many combat aircraft at the airport, but many apparently do not fly and are in storage.
If my eyes weren't wrong, I think I saw a MiG-21 there. They have been retired from 2015 so it's most likely that they're in storage.
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justanormalguy 2024-04-01 18:14:06 | #8
mmm73 (2024-04-01 16:43:19)mmm73
In the opposite corner of the airport there are hangars, where apparently there are aircraft that are still in use.
There were exactly the same blue Su-22s.
These two planes were brought to the site where they are preparing for takeoff.
Two days before, I heard combat aircraft flying over the city, but I was never able to see them.
But every day 2-3 Mi-8s flew over the city.
There was not a single helicopter at Danang airport; apparently they have their own airfield.
In the opposite corner of the airport there are hangars, where apparently there are aircraft that are still in use.
There were exactly the same blue Su-22s.
These two planes were brought to the site where they are preparing for takeoff.
Two days before, I heard combat aircraft flying over the city, but I was never able to see them.
But every day 2-3 Mi-8s flew over the city.
There was not a single helicopter at Danang airport; apparently they have their own airfield.
I still see some of these Mil Mi-8s/Mi-17s flying near my area alongside with some CASA C-295s belongs to the 918th Air Force Transport Brigade, headquartered at Gia Lâm Air Base. Noi Bai is a only commercial airport so it's a high chance that they came from Gia Lâm Air Base.
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mmm73 2024-04-01 19:26:13 | #9
justanormalguy (2024-04-01 18:14:06)justanormalguy
mmm73
In the opposite corner of the airport there are hangars, where apparently there are aircraft that are still in use.
There were exactly the same blue Su-22s.
These two planes were brought to the site where they are preparing for takeoff.
Two days before, I heard combat aircraft flying over the city, but I was never able to see them.
But every day 2-3 Mi-8s flew over the city.
There was not a single helicopter at Danang airport; apparently they have their own airfield.
I still see some of these Mil Mi-8s/Mi-17s flying near my area alongside with some CASA C-295s belongs to the 918th Air Force Transport Brigade, headquartered at Gia Lâm Air Base. Noi Bai is a only commercial airport so it's a high chance that they came from Gia Lâm Air Base.
mmm73
In the opposite corner of the airport there are hangars, where apparently there are aircraft that are still in use.
There were exactly the same blue Su-22s.
These two planes were brought to the site where they are preparing for takeoff.
Two days before, I heard combat aircraft flying over the city, but I was never able to see them.
But every day 2-3 Mi-8s flew over the city.
There was not a single helicopter at Danang airport; apparently they have their own airfield.
I still see some of these Mil Mi-8s/Mi-17s flying near my area alongside with some CASA C-295s belongs to the 918th Air Force Transport Brigade, headquartered at Gia Lâm Air Base. Noi Bai is a only commercial airport so it's a high chance that they came from Gia Lâm Air Base.
Yes, by all indications there are MiG-21 aircraft there.
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