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Although the USA started delivering T-28Ds to Cambodia already in August 1962, the type did not see any prominent service before the early 1970s. In fact, by 1969 most Trojans of the AVRK(Aviation Royale Khmere) were non-operational due to the lack of spares.The Royal Cambodian government had become increasingly hostile to its South Vietnamese neighbors and therefore lost favor with the U.S. government who proptly embargoed service and spare parts for the T-28's.
 
After Gen. Noi came to power in a 1970 coup, the Cambodian air force was re-named the Aviation Nationale Khmere (AVNK). An attempt was made to restore relations with the American Government and provide limited armed patrols of the Ho Chi Mihn Trail through Cambodia. All T-28D's were brought to operational condition by USAF technicians, and were given new markings which had a striking resembelence to the USAF roundel. AVNK T-28Ds proved highly effective in combat but their operations were hampered by many elements, starting with restrictive orders from the Cambodian regime, right to the U.S. limitations about the amount of ammunition they could spend per single day!
 
 
These are for your Skunkworks T-28D COIN which can be found in their Third Party Section.

For the Skunkworks T-28S Fennec which can be found in their THIRD PARTY section. This 3 skin package will complete the Groupe 3/04 division of Fennecs which operated out of Telergma, Algeria in 1961.
 
Simply drop into your T-28S file to enjoy.
 
Tested on post 08 patch WOV.

A "superpack" for the Skunkworks T-28B file which you can find in their Third Party section. Here are 6 more historical skins for you to play with:
 
BTU-2 from NAS Corry Field in 1954
ATU-801 from NAS Kingsville in 1955 (the squadron Monogram Models used for their original release of the T-28B plastic kit in 1956)
VMIT-10 from MCAS Cherry Point in 1955
VT-27 from NAS New Iberia (Meridian) in 1962
VT-3 from NAS Whiting Field in 1967
VT-122 from NAS Miramar in 1970 (the squadron Monogram featured on later releases of the T-28B plastic kit in the 1970s)
 
 
Just plop em into your T-28B file. I had fun making them......you have fun flying them!!
 
Want to see a particular T-28 squadron as a skin?? Just drop me a line with your request....:}

For the Skunkworks T-28S Fennec which can be found in their THIRD PARTY section. This 2 skin package will complete the Groupe 3/09 division of Fennecs which operated out of Bone, Algeria in 1961.
 
Simply drop into your T-28S file to enjoy.
 
Tested on post 08 patch WOV.

For the Skunkworks T-28B file located in their THIRD PARTY section. In the 1960s, a few T-28B models began to appear in USAF colors. I will assume these were being "evaluated" by the Air Training Command....but I could be wrong. If you know.....drop me a line!! Anyhow, here is the final skin in the T-28B series......the Air Training Command T-28B Trojan. ENJOY.....and thank you for your interest in my skins. I enjoyed making these and bringing a part of aviation history back for you to explore....:}

Another skin for the skunkwoks T-28A Trojan which can be found in their Third Party section.
In 1958, the United States allowed the sale and export of 10 T-28A Trojan trainers to the Batista government in Cuba. They were to be used as primary and advanced training aircraft for the FAEC (Fuerza Aerea del Ejercito de Cuba)....the Cuban Air Force.
 
With the overthrow of the Batista government in 1959, the U.S. placed an immediate embargo on the sale, but four planes had already been delivered. These four fell into the hands of Castro and were placed into service with the FAR(Fuerza Aerea Revolutionaria)....the Cuban Revolutionary Air Force. They were apparently in service during the Bay of Pigs Invasion of 1961.....however what(if any) role they played is unknown.

For the Skunkworks T-28S Fennec which can be found in their THIRD PARTY section. This skin(Escadrille 2/72 "Marquis") will complete the Groupe 3/05 division of Fennecs which operated out of Mecheria, Algeria in 1960-61. (The other is the "Petit Prince" skin which comes complete with the T-28S file.
 
Simply drop into your T-28S file to enjoy.
 
Tested on post 08 patch WOV.

For the Skunkworks T-28A Trojan which can be found in their Third Party section. A major user of the T-28A was the country of Taiwan. The Republic of China Air Force Academy used the T-28A as a primary trainer throughout the 1960-70s era. Simply drop the file into your T-28A folder and ENJOY!