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Anybody have any pictures of these aircraft? Also, does anybody know what happened to them when Rhodesia ceased to be.

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http://aeroflt.users.netlink.co.uk/waf/ ... entory.htm


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Didn't they use C336s' also?


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I'm especially curious about the armaments, specifically the overwing gun pods.

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Scott,

No photos I'm afraid. However, you might want to check out the book Rhodesian Air Force: The Sanction Busters by Winston Brent.

Incidentally, the RhAF received 21 FTB.337Gs in 1976/1977. Some are still in service with the current Air Force of Zimbabwe. At least two former USAF O-2As were transferred to Zimbabwe during the mid-1990s. According to http://www.scramble.nl/zw.htm, some FTB.337Gs and O-2As are currently operated by No. 4 Squadron from Gweru-Thornhill, while the National Parks Board are also said to operate O-2As.

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Do we have any pictures?

I read what was on this page and it looks like it could be a neat Mixmaster.
http://www.aeroflight.co.uk/waf/aa-africa/zim/lynx.htm

Also, Are there any Sandcrab pictures around?

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