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Clonecommander6454 wrote:

nighthunter wrote:Okay, okay okay, lol I thought they used F-16s

They do. They use IDF, Mirage 2000-5 and F-16 Block 20. Also some F-5E & F-5F for pilot transition training.

Taiwan has a surprisingly diverse fleet.

Some special requests, please, F-86 models including the CA-27s, & F-80's, F-84's please.

klagldsf wrote:Taiwan has a surprisingly diverse fleet.

This is because in the eighties, they have F-104 Starfighter for High Altitude defenses and F-5 Freedom Fighter for Low Altitude. They originally planned that Mirage 2000-5 replaces the role of F-104 and IDF replaces F-5. After the successful production of IDF, the American have decided to sell F-16 to Taiwan as a replacement of IDF and IDF's production is cut from 250 to 130. F-5 is kept because of pilot transition training, which is originally done by T-38 lend from the US. When they withdraw their T-38, the role is replaced by F-5. According to '莒光園地' which is basically a Political Warfare program, the main 'selling points' of IDF, F-16 and Mirage 2000-5 are high Safety Factor, the Ability of using LGB and regular bombs and Ability of Intercepting High Altitude Enemy Planes respectively.
If you are interested in watching the program, here's the links:
Army:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cx0sR0W4Fl4
Navy:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJKp5RfLOXc
Air Force:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVZNF9mq_yU

Blank Turbo Mentor.

klagldsf wrote:Taiwan has a surprisingly diverse fleet.

Supply officer's nightmare. (oh well, unless you are a Supply officer of Indian Air Force)

Nice Tiger DP! Any chance of the Australian ARH? I started it ages ago but gave up

Excellent Tiger Darth.

darthpanda wrote:
Indian Air Force and Taiwan Air Force is next.

WOW!... Very great work!...