[Photo Gallery] Colombian Air Force Kfir combat planes at their first Red Flag ever

[Photo Gallery] Colombian Air Force Kfir combat planes at their first Red Flag ever July 24, 2012

Posted by David Cenciotti in : Military Aviation , trackback

Arriving at Nellis Air Force Base on Jul. 13, Kfir jets belonging to the Colombian Air Force are currently taking part to the first Red Flag exercise (RF 12-4) ever.

Their deployment culminates two years of preparation and training for this long-awaited participation in the world’s most realistic exercise.

In the following gallery, some pictures of the Israeli-built Kfir operating at Nellis AFB.

Image credit: U.S. Air Force

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Tags:Colombian Air Force, Nellis Air Force Base, Red Flag, United States Airforce

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