Model Maker Decals D48162 Greek F-16 341 Mira 45000 Hours

Airplanes in the Greek armed forces were used for the first time in action during the First and Second Balkan Wars in 1912-1913. During this period as The nationality markings (hereinafter: insignia) of Greek machines used blue and white stripes on the wingtips, as well as on the vertical fins, as a kind of fin flash. Quite similar insignia used during World War I and immediately after 1918, with the planes serving in the land forces using a lighter shade of blue, and those serving in the navy - darker. The situation changed in 1930, when the independent Hellenic Air Force (Greek: Elliniki) was formed. Aeroporia Polemics), in the years 1935-1973 bearing the name of Królewskie Greek Air Force. On the fuselages and wings, the official insignia is a roundelle composed of two closely adjoining blue and white circles, the larger diameter circle of which is blue and the blue-colored circle placed in the center. Three vertical stripes in blue (two side stripes) and white (single strip in the middle) were used to mark the fin flash. The entire rear part of the tailplane was often covered in this way. It is worth adding that very similar insignia are used by the modern Greek Air Force.