Meet Iraq’s new Air Force
Aviation Week reports on the new, improved Iraqi Air Force: [T]he order of battle for the Iraqi Air Force now includes three [Cessna] Caravans for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance [ISR], three armed Caravans, two Hawker/Beechcraft King Air light transports and six King Airs 350s also for ISR. Fourteen planes?
Aviation Week reports on the new, improved Iraqi Air Force:
[T]he order of battle for the Iraqi Air Force now includes three [Cessna] Caravans for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance [ISR], three armed Caravans, two Hawker/Beechcraft King Air light transports and six King Airs 350s also for ISR.
Fourteen planes?
Aviation Week reports on the new, improved Iraqi Air Force:
[T]he order of battle for the Iraqi Air Force now includes three [Cessna] Caravans for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance [ISR], three armed Caravans, two Hawker/Beechcraft King Air light transports and six King Airs 350s also for ISR.
Fourteen planes?
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