Showing posts with label Croatian AF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Croatian AF. Show all posts
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Sweden offers Gripens to Croatia in exchange for exercise rights
Sweden has offered to donate military aircraft to the Croatian Air Force, with Gripens on offer to the former Yugoslav republic in return for Sweden conducting some exercises at Croatia's Adriatic coast. The Croatians are seeking to replace their elderly MiG-21s.
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Croatian AF,
Gripen
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Germany offers Croatia Phantoms
Croatian state TV has reported that Germany has offered Croatia 20 ageing F-4F Phantom fighter planes to replace its even older MIG-21 jets. Croatia has a small number of late-model MiG-21bis interceptors in its fleet that are rapidly approaching the end of their service lives
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Croatian AF,
F-4,
Luftwaffe,
MiG-21
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Croatia, Slovenia to pursue joint fighter deal
Croatia and Slovenia have agreed to form a new working group to study the possible joint procurement of at least 12 multirole fighters. Croatia's small fleet of upgraded MiG-21s are nearing the end of their service lives, while Slovenia has no fighters and currently depends on Italy to provide air defence.
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Croatian AF,
MiG-21,
Slovenian AF
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Croatian MiG-21s lost in mid-air collision during exercise
The Croatian Defence Ministry has announced that two Croatian Air Force MiG-21s were lost when they collided in mid-air during an exercise in central Croatia September 13. Both pilots ejected safely.
Labels:
crash,
Croatian AF,
MiG-21
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