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| Australian Air Force |
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| Belgian Air Force |
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| Danish Air Force |
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| Egyptian Air Force |
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| Finnish Air Force |
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| French Air Force |
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| Greek Air Force |
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| Indian Air Force |
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| Italian Air Force |
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| Pakistani Air Force |
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| Bulgarian Air Force |
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| Romanian Air Force |
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| Spanish Air Force |
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| Turkish Air Force |
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| Royal Air Force |
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| Afghan Air Force |
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| Bangladeshi Air Force |
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| Iranian Air Force |
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| Jordanian Air Force |
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| Serbian Air Force |
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| Syrian Air Force |
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| United Arab Emirates Air Force |
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| Ukrainian Air Force |























3 comments:
You came up with this list 'off the top of your head'....wow you must be some kind of expert?
The iconic British R.A.F. one is still the coolest.
I think "nerd" is probably more to the point, but I settle for "expert"....but in all fairness I've been into this stuff longer than 60's music so that gives me a good 35 years or more......
When I was a kid my dad had 12" metal repros of several iconic roundels hanging on his dining room wall. They were beautiful high quality pieces. Super mod! I remember he gave me an LP sized b&w Iron Cross, which I only associated with the Hell's Angels so I thought was totes rad. Even took it to show & tell in 1st grade! Wonder what became of all that stuff?
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