The Swedish Air Force pioneered the use of dispersed air strips on highways and byways in the Swedish forests and countryside. These bases were continually manned with a skeleton maintenance crew to keep them action ready. In case of war, the units would disperse to pre-assigned bases. This outside diorama shows a Viggen with a Jeep service unit and a GPU. A Volvo fuel truck would complete the line service units while in the field.

Aircraft lining up on runway 23 for departure to Keflavik en route the USA. Arrived from Rome for refuel. Tail markings in memory of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

At 63 years, 59-1537 might well be one of the oldest C-130s still flying? A welcome and rare visitor to Glasgow today. It arrived from Rome and headed to Keflavik after taking on some fuel. The large sticker on the tail is to celebrate on the occasion of the centennial birth anniversary of the founding leader of Bangladesh, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

A very rare visitor to Glasgow , fuel stop from Rome heading to Iceland. Ex USAF 59-1537.

off Jesolo, during airshow

15 Stormo/83 Centro SAR. Kodachrome 64.

Agusta-built HH-3F Pelican of the AMI supporting a TLP exercise.