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Gloster Meteor F.8 / FR.9 (5)
* 44-500 - Meteor F.8, Royal Danish Air Force, summer 1953 - Dark Green / Dark Sea Grey / Medium Sea Grey camo and colorful "Lorn" ( winged Lion-Eagle )
unit insignia.
Originally built for Egypt, 10 Meteors F.8 were embargoed and delivered to Danmark instead.
* 1421 - Meteor F.8, Egyptian Air Force, 1956 - Aluminium scheme.
Armed with 8 Sakr rockets - the same as used a.o. on EAF MiG-17Fs, MiG-15bis, Vampires and Yak-11s - EAF Meteors F.8 flew successful combat missions
against Israeli positions in the Sinai during the first days of the Suez War in October 1956.
* 418 - Meteor F.8, Syrian Arab Air Force, 1956 - Dark Green / Light Earth / Azure Blue camo.
Although already obsolete as interceptors, two SyAF Meteors were credited with the downing of a RAF recce Canberra over Syria in October 1956.
* 481- Meteor FR.9, Syrian Arab Air Force, 1956 - Dark Green / Light Earth / Azure Blue camo.
One of only two FR.9s delivered to the SyAAF and used as fighter-bombers with overpainted side camera windows.
* FF-119 - Meteor FR.9, Ecuadorian Air Force, early 1975 - Aluminium scheme with red nose and intakes as well as a blue nose stripe with blue & red stars.
One of 12 FR.9 of the FAE used solely as fighter-bombers armed with HVAR rockets, FF-119 was the very last Meteor in frontline service worldwide.
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