Was there any gunpods that yuga used on those or not? I’ve yet to see the thing’s manual yet even though it is available through slovenian army’s archives.
Nope no gun pods listed, just the 2 x internal brownings…
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Solid tree 🤙 looking forward to capping it with the Rafale
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I would remove the S-92 as you point out, it was just demonstrated. Juga did place order but much like the orders for the T-10A it was never fulfilled.
Plus. If the leak holds true. We will see the S-92 next to Jugo aircraft. Just under the polish TT.
But hypothetically. Lets say Juga did get its own tt. I think a better fit would be the soviet aircraft that Jugoslavia didn’t get from the Bulgarians or even the Albanians.
I would also say remove the Ca.311. Its just an overall worse version of the Ca.310.
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Looks good to me! My dad is from there so I would love to represent the country in my favorite game. I hate to say this, but I think it would at least take a while considering there isn’t anything about the country except the Royal Yugoslav Air Force roundel. Only recommendations would be “stretching” some lines out. Maybe try and put the Su-25 in 7. (and im guessing the L-# jets are MiGs?)
the L in front of some names stands for “Lovec” which is (literally) translated to hunter or rather as English knows it: fighter. It’s similar with the J-# aircraft where the J stands for “Jurišnik” translating to attacker. No idea what the G stands for tho
G stands for Galeb
The 3 classes of aircraft. Fighter, attacker and seagull
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yeah. why not. The B in B-29 stands for Boeing-29
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I know I was just making a silly joke