I just picked up a pair of pilot's wings that I'm sure are from a Central or
South American Air Force but am not sure which one. The wings are gold and
have a disc in the centre with the roundel on them. I know I've seen this same
roundel on aircraft, and on a decal sheet once but can't remember which country
they're from.
The roundel in the center of the wings is divided in eqial thirds horizontally
in med blue/white/med blue and it has a red bar diagonally from upper left to
lower right. I was thinking they might be Guatamalan but confirmed that's not
correct. Does anyone tell from the description which country they are from?
Thanks........Bill
"The world would be a much simpler place if every one could pick
and choose their obligations, but we can't and we shouldn't."
Major Charles W. Whittlesey
Royabulgaf - 16 Apr 2004 02:24 GMT
>wings is divided in eqial thirds horizontally
>in med blue/white/med blue and it has a red bar diagonally from upper left to
>lower right.
Uruguay. Kim m
Mark Schynert - 18 Apr 2004 06:46 GMT
> >wings is divided in eqial thirds horizontally
> >in med blue/white/med blue and it has a red bar diagonally from upper left to
> >lower right.
>
> Uruguay. Kim m
Yep.
Mark Schynert
Jeff C - 16 Apr 2004 02:39 GMT
>The roundel in the center of the wings is divided in eqial thirds horizontally
>in med blue/white/med blue and it has a red bar diagonally from upper left to
>lower right. I was thinking they might be Guatamalan but confirmed that's not
>correct. Does anyone tell from the description which country they are from?
I only have a black-and-white picture to go by, but Uruguayan A-37s
wear a marking like this.

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Jeff C
RLHD
e - 16 Apr 2004 04:44 GMT
>Thanks........Bill
>
>"The world would be a much simpler place if every one could pick
>and choose their obligations, but we can't and we shouldn't."
> Major Charles W. Whittlesey
the grand duchy of fenwick?
PIraymond - 16 Apr 2004 13:58 GMT
hard to tell from your description but I think they might be Salvadorian.