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| LaosAviation Royale Laotienne (Laotian Army Aviation Service)[LAAS]/Royal Laotian AF (RLAF)
1955 to 1975
Wings and Fuselage | 
Fin Flash |
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The first national insignia carried was a version of the national flag, displayed as
a fin flash. This marking featured three white elephants under a parasol, representing the
monarchy, standing on five white steps, representing the five First Commandments of
Buddhism. The main marking was a roundel version of the national flag - displayed on the
wings and fuselage sides. No service titles were carried.
Example: North American T-28 Trojan/Fennec
Lao People's Liberation Army AF
1975 to Present
Wings and Fuselage | 
Variant | 
Fin Flash |
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With the communist take-over in 1975, the national markings were changed to a
representation of the new national flag. The main marking is displayed on the fuselage sides
of the helicopters, and in the standard six positions on aircraft. The national flag is also
carried as a fin flash - some MiGs carry a lonzenge shaped version, slanted to the rear.
Aircraft do not carry service titles.
Example: North American T-28 Trojan/Fennec
Example: MiG MiG-21/J-7 Fishbed/Mongol
Rare variant (late of 1970s) |
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Some aircraft in the late of 1970s (e.g. T-28) carried very rare variant of the main
markings
Example: North American T-28 Trojan/Fennec
Last update: 03/12/2005 |
