Talk:Sudanese Air Force

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The stub is awkwardly written and without any facts of real substance. For example “Best and most well equipped Air Force in Eastern Africa.” Furthermore what’s with the msg box at the end that doesn’t seem connected with the content of the stub. Lukeisham 07:41, 17 Apr 2004 (UTC)

I checked other air force pages and this one is not up to standard. So I've gone ahead and for better or for worse made some drastic changes. Check the history of this page and you'll see what I mean. +Lukeisham

Factual Errors

There should be a very through editing of the table. The text for the number of MIG 29s contradicts the table by a factor of ten. The Sudanese Air Force has about 50 aircraft of unknown airworthiness and about 3-5K personnel. The numbers given at the table are grossly inaccurate. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 196.12.203.109 (talk) 11:38, 11 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Too many airplanes!

Sudan Air Force cannot have so many airplane written in this wiki page, e.g., 120 of Hongdu JL-8. The personnel of Sudan Air Force is only 3,000! I think the Russian wiki page may be nearer the fact. （ligand talk）5:58 20 October 2011(UTC)

Antonovs

Almost every reporter in Sudan now talks about Antonovs being used as bombers to the point where the term is more common than "bomber." If someone could cite the latest New Yorker, it has an article which explains in greater detail how these planes are used (bombs are purportedly dumped from the cargo bay without any mechanical or aiming assistance).--174.63.82.202 (talk) 22:37, 18 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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