Radom: Spectacular Show of the Patrulla Águila in the Centenary of Polish Aviation
ESOn 25 and 26 August, Poland celebrated the centenary of its military aviation with an airshow at the Radom airport. There were the aircraft of the Patrulla Águila of the Spanish Air Force.
The Polish YouTube channel RoBal Radom published on Thursday this video of the tests carried out by the Patrulla Águila on Radom that same day:
I have not found many videos of the weekend Eagle Patrol exhibition, but here we can see a short video of another Polish channel, Retro Tub, in which the Spanish Air Force team appears drawing the colors of Spain on the airport from Radom, amid the applause of the Polish public:
Congratulations to Poland on the centenary of its aviation, which coincides with the 100th anniversary of the recovery of the country’s independence after the World War I. Sto lat Polska!
(Photo: Mirosław Cyryl Wójtowicz)
|
|
Subscribe to this blog for free! We are already +4,000
- Comments
- Most read
- James G. Skinnner: "Ya estan con una vacuna en USA. Listo para abril..."
- Luis Carlos: "La Unión Europea debería preocuparse de la incompetencia del gobiern..."
- Ania: "El coronavirus es la gripe o el catarro de toda la vida con una de sus..."
- Luis A. Recinos: "Una vez más se puede ver en la práctica, la aplicación del concepto..."
- Alvaro: "¿No es un poco confuso que llamen "Pegaso" a estas unidades cuando ya..."
- DAGM: "Muy interesante!!..."
- DAGM: "Interesante...."
- The military salute: origin, types & curiosities
- The Real Origin of the Star Wars Armament: From 19th Century Weapons to Current Rifles
- ‘Bitwa o Madryt’: A Historical Reenactment About the Spanish Civil War … in Poland!
- Spanish military participate in the parade of the Polish Armed Forces Day
- Baltic: the maneuver of the Spanish EF-18 that left the Russian Su-27 fighter at a disadvantage
- Apel Pamięci: the ceremony of the Polish Army to honor its fallen for the Homeland
- This is how the future ‘green berets’ of the Spanish Army are trained
Comments (Facebook):
NOTE: Due to the change of URL from http to https, some comments published before 2.9.2020 may have been lost. Sorry for the inconveniences.
Comment on this post: