Here are the problems:
#1: All our pilots were tansferd to Mi-8/17, Yak-52 or An-26 in the years. No pilot is capable of flying the type at the moment.
#2: All mechanics and armorer (hope I am using the a good word for this - sorry) left the air force or transferd to a different garrison. I personally know someone, who is now a mechanic for the C-17 at Pápa Air Base.
#3: All wepons, missiles, STURM rockets, guns were sold for scrap prices on the market, several of these were went to Africa or Ukraine or destroyed.
#4: Very limited spare parts, since almost all the rotor blades and engines were sold as well.
And also...a patch was made as well a few years ago (from my collection):
http://www.imagebam.com/image/46127c542083944
Stratofreighter wrote:http://magyaridok.hu/belfold/megujulo-h ... s-1545295/
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Wednesday April 5 2017 05:50
Renewable Army, rising budget
We need to renovate existing equipment, purchasing new equipment at the same time, of course, too.
One of the first step in the development of the armed forces extracted the outdated Yak-52 trainer kisrepülőgépeinket the decommissioned and replaced them were purchased new, more modern, Zlin type of training, reconnaissance aircraft.
The helikopterflottánkból renovation of four Mi-17 transport helicopter has been started last year, but the government also decided that the Mi-24 combat helicopters operating time is extended until 2023-2024.
We did not tell either your new or like-new, modern procurement of helicopters, but everyone knows well that this requires serious financial expenses.
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