1950s and 60s aircraft should be using AURI marking. @NFrost51 well now you need to make bug report about B-26B Ordnance and marking
tbf the air force museum scale model has it as a roundel on top
the auri text is put below the port-side on the actual aircraft
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B-26 were used into mid-1970s, by which AURI had been renamed into TNI-AU. For example this abandoned B-26 in Malang AFB has “TNI-AU” text under the left/port wing
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The B-26B does indeed have that AURI text on the bottom of the wing
also i am a bit confused. In-game it has the racks for the SURA-D rockets, but the option to mount them is nonexistent. Hopefully its just a WIP
EDIT:
bugreported just in case, here it is if yall wanna check it out
https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/FlOdUB45LoTo
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Personally was hoping it would be “TNI-AU” text so that it fits the East Timor invasion period markings haha
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Clear photo of Mi-35M from Keris Group
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Keris is also an abbreviation for “Kajian Pertahanan Strategis” (Strategic Defense Studies), they’re basically a think-tank
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MAWS and DIRCM, it’ll be more advanced than the one currently ingame?
They do have the knife in there logo so they knew what they where doing. Could be a nice decal suggestion.
12 J-10CE before February 2027.
But I don’t expect it too be added to Japan TT just like VT-4. It’ll upset the Chinese :v
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it has MAWS, already different than the in-game Mi-35m
a perfect addition for the would-be-very-strong-in-the-future 10.3/10.7 lineup no doubt
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They’re an NGO, I’m sure their logo is copyrighted
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Is that a glass nose or is that a hard nose but the metal shell part gone
Good to know
Thanks for the clarification
Found images of what looks like bell 204 being displayed with a soviet UB-16-57.
Can anyone ID the rocket launcher at the left-most on the ground?
additional image showcasing that the heli carries a FFAR tube and two machine guns (Light-barrel 50 cal i think?)
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Air Force on their book “Sejarah TNI Angkatan Udara 1980-1989” also tested LAU-68 launchers for FFAR on their S-58T helicopter. No photos though.
The book also said something about joint development with the Army Aviation on installing rifle-caliber machine guns and LAU-51 launchers on Army helicopter. I wonder if the Air Force Bell 204 was used as test bed for this project, as it would be similar to Army’s Bell 205.
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