Military Roundels Flashcards by Justin Therriault

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Israel

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Canada

If you missed this, please get your eyes checked. Canada government logo. Seen on many big transports and tankers.

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Netherlands/Holland. Aircraft on the ‘Q’ side is a Fokker F.27 Friendship.

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Peru

Many very unique aircraft. Must know

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Pakistan

Many random models flown

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Finland

During WW2, Finland used this roundel. Important, since its not Germany!

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Jordan

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Sweden

Triple crown. Must know!

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China, aircraft is a Shenyang J-8 Finback

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Belarus

You can pretty much assume its Russia. Most of the time they have the Belarus flag on the tail

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South Korea

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France

French Naval roundel

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What country does this aircraft represent?

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Spanish aircraft have this marking on the tail 99% of the time. Aircraft on the ‘Q’ side is a Eurofighter EF-2000 Typhoon.

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Austria

Very European air force.

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Chile

They use this blue rudder with white star on all of their aircraft

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Czech Republic

Very Russian air force with a few twists

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United Kingdom

Low Vis roundel

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Vietnam

Very similiar to China.

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Italy

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Japan

Used throughout WW2 into the modern era. Look for the meatball

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Poland

Another must know!

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Spain

Black and white X flag on tail too!

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Brazil

Important to know. They fly some unique aircraft

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United Kingdom

RAF/FAA

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Russia (Soviet Union)

Better dead than red

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Australia

Kangaroo logo.

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India

Must know. Very unique air force with many aircraft only flown in India

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Chile

Another unique South American air force. Blue rudder with a White star another major identifier.

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Saudi Arabia

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New Zealand

Kiwi logo, as opposed to the Australians, who have a Kangaroo

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Taiwan (Republic of China)

Due to trade limitations because of larger China, Taiwan has a very unique air force.

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South Africa

Cold War logo

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Azerbaijan

Another Russian heavy air force.

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South Africa

WW2 logo (Springbok)

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Bolivia

Rudder usually painted up as the flag. Roundel itself rare

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France

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Canada

Oh Canada. Completey different designation system (CC/CT). Look for the Maple Leaf

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North Korea

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Bulgaria

Yet another Eastern Bloc air force. Very Russian

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Mexico

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Iran

The IRIAF has many unique aircraft.

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Afghanistan

They fly mostly Western aircraft.

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Russia

Russian Red Star.

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Romania

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Denmark

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Switzerland

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United States

Early WW2 logo. Red dot kept getting pilots confused with Japan

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Egypt

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Norway

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Algeria

Very small military. Combo of US and Russian aircraft flown

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Germany

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Albania

Eastern Bloc aircraft, with a few Western helicopters and the like as they modernize.

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Greece

Hellenic Air Force

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South Africa

Modern roundel

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Argentina

The Argentina flag is usually on the tail. Very unique inventory

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Bangladesh

Russian heavy inventory. Note that some aircraft, like the Chengdu F-7 Airguard, have unique designations

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Italy

Italy during WW2 had a completely different roundel

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Ecuador

These guys fly some unique aircraft as well

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Angola

Fly mostly Russian aircraft

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United States military

Multiple variations, including High Vis, and Low Vis schemes.

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Belgium

Very European air force. They put the flag on the tail

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Finland

Another must know because of how unique this air force is