Pictures of the Eritrean Air force
The MiG-29 and the SU-27 make up much of Eritrea's Air force.The MiG-29 sells for anywhere between US$20-$27 million, depending upon the terms of the package deal, amount in barter versus hard currency, weapons/avionics suite, etc. The Su-27 is probably closer to $25-30 million, or, essentially, the price of a US F/A-18D.
Eritrean Air Force Bases.
2 Su-27s Flankers in Asmara Base
SU-27 in Asmara, Eritrea.
Su-27 Flankers in Asmara Base
2 SU-27 Asmara Base
MiG 29 Asmara Base
MiG 29
Eritrean MiG 29
Mikoyan MiG-29 and an Mi-24 Hind attack helicopter at Barentu, Eritrea
Eritrean SU-27s Flankers and MiG-29s jets at Asmara base.
Ethiopian Mi-24 Hind captured by the Eritrean Army
Eritrean Aermacchi MB-339CE over Eritrea's coast
MiG-29s over Assab, Eritrea
Eritrean Aermacchi MB-339CE
SU -27 Asmara Base
Eritrean Mi-8 helicopter
Eritrean Air-force pilots and engineers.
Eritrean Mi-17
SU-27 parked in Asmara base
MiG-29s flying over Asmara Stadium
Eritrean SU-27 at Asmara Base.
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Pictures of the Eritrean Air force
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We will build the strongest air force in the region, and I will cooperate my best as well. I am in Ga theck at this moment and i will heading home after my gradguation.
ReplyDeleteNice photo collection of the Eritrean air force! I am fascinated by Eritrea. Greetings from Russia!
ReplyDeletewhy do we have jet fighters, we didn't even used them during the war aganist Ethiopia. what is the point of buying them and not use them.
ReplyDelete^^ To the Ethiopian loser pretending to be Eritrean, most of Eritrea's Jet Fighters have been purchased from 2001 to 2009. Now that Eritrea has 12 SU-27s and 13 MiG-29s, best believe you will be sent to your creator if your impoverished Ethiopia does not get its act together. These birds of war will make sure dusty Ethiopians stay on their side of the fence for a long time to come!
ReplyDeletelol, It's alright Eritreans shall prosper past many civilizations rapidly. ^^^^^
ReplyDeleteKeep buying war toyes rather than building Schools, Hospitals and roads. You don't have enough money to feed ur population but u guys have money to spend on outdated and inefficient Russian planes.
ReplyDeleteYou idiot, building schools, roads and hospitals are exactly what Eritrea is doing and nobody is working as hard as Eritrea to prevail food for all to eat so that she doesnt need the west to spoon feed her. If you don't know what you are speaking of then don't speak at all, its embarrassing.
ReplyDeleteim happy to be eritrean ,,,nd wanna learn how to fly war jets i just finished 12th at ksa plzz e-mail me if u hav any information abt ERFL mdwactbg@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteeritrea is the real model of africa that can show how to work and to survive by ur own.so all afircans plzz les follow as they did.may god bless eritrea
ReplyDeleteTo the person who is saying Eitrea should be building schools & hospitals, I say to you that you look like you are wishing the ERITREANS good wishes but it seems to me that is not the case i am very suspecious in your intention.
ReplyDeleteBut any way what you are saying is write and the Eritrean government
is doing that on the ground but always when you have a neighbour like
ethiopia you need to buy this fighter jets to stop them from their bad intention towards ERITREA and ERITREAN PEOPLE.
We promise you we will not use them unless we are forced to.
MAY ALLAH BLESS TO THE PEACE LOVING PEOPLE OF ERITREA.
building a nation of excellence 'one phaze' at a time and doing it right THE FIRST TIME. feels goooooog to be eritrean. may god bless our tireless defence forces and commanders as they are the core of our existance and development respectively.
ReplyDeleteyou know prize for this cool jets ex=SU -27 is=25-35 Million Dollar(US) and MIG-29 =20-25 =million dollar (US)
ReplyDeleteso we are so perfect Eritreans and the strongest air force in our ZOne
Can't even spell the name of your school...wonder what a great help you would be.
ReplyDeletedude 30% of the economy comes from Eritreans working day jobs in the West...???
ReplyDeleteyou might end up in the prison ...like Dejen Ade Hishel.
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