Something special to "celebrate" my 500th image on the airhistory.net database. I was very fortunate to catch this single seat Hawk in this special 3-tone trial camo, which was unfortunately dropped in favour of a standard two-tone grey camo. This particular airframe was among the first batch of 16 single-seat Hawks initially ordered by the TNI-AU. Having had british test serial ZJ156, it was handed over to the Indonesian AF in March of 1997 as TT-1220, and was later re-serialled to TT-0213. TT stands for "Tempur Taktis", meaning tachtical fighter.

Deploying a brake chute.

One of 32 Hawk 200 single-seaters bought by Indonesia seen landing with a brake chute at its base in Sumatra.

The Hawk 200 is a single-seat fighter variant of the advanced jet trainer.

Rare photo of an Indonesian Hawk, landing on its Sumatran home base using a chute.

TT-0207 and -0202 returning to the squadron. Note the Air Squadron 12 emblem on both the aircraft and the building - it's a black panther's head on a shield.