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Formed in early 1995, the 46th Air Force Unit ‘Silver Eagles’ was a unit in the Ustain 6th Air Division. Being primarily a mercenary unit, Pilots in the 46th AFU were from across the globe, including Useans, Veruseans, Aneans, and many from the surrounding Osean continent.
While not nearly as impactful as other more famous 6th AD units, the 46th AFU was instrumental in support of smaller operations to liberate Ustio, and in furthering the push into Belka proper. The unit would be responsible for many air to air victories, especially in the infamous Area B7R.
Due to combat losses and manpower drains following the nuclear attacks of 6 June 1995, the unit was disbanded, and its remaining personnel reassigned to reinforce other units in the 6th Air Division.
While not nearly as impactful as other more famous 6th AD units, the 46th AFU was instrumental in support of smaller operations to liberate Ustio, and in furthering the push into Belka proper. The unit would be responsible for many air to air victories, especially in the infamous Area B7R.
Due to combat losses and manpower drains following the nuclear attacks of 6 June 1995, the unit was disbanded, and its remaining personnel reassigned to reinforce other units in the 6th Air Division.
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F-15C
Formed in early 1995, the 46th Air Force Unit ‘Silver Eagles’ was a unit in the Ustain 6th Air Division. Being primarily a mercenary unit, Pilots in the 46th AFU were from across the globe, including Useans, Veruseans, Aneans, and many from the surrounding Osean continent.
While not nearly as impactful as other more famous 6th AD units, the 46th AFU was instrumental in support of smaller operations to liberate Ustio, and in furthering the push into Belka proper. The unit would be responsible for many air to air victories, especially in the infamous Area B7R
Due to combat losses and manpower drains following the nuclear attacks of 6 June 1995, the unit was disbanded, and its remaining personnel reassigned to reinforce other units in the 6th Air Division.
While not nearly as impactful as other more famous 6th AD units, the 46th AFU was instrumental in support of smaller operations to liberate Ustio, and in furthering the push into Belka proper. The unit would be responsible for many air to air victories, especially in the infamous Area B7R
Due to combat losses and manpower drains following the nuclear attacks of 6 June 1995, the unit was disbanded, and its remaining personnel reassigned to reinforce other units in the 6th Air Division.
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Mirage F1
Formed in early 1995, the 46th Air Force Unit ‘Silver Eagles’ was a unit in the Ustain 6th Air Division. Being primarily a mercenary unit, Pilots in the 46th AFU were from across the globe, including Useans, Veruseans, Aneans, and many from the surrounding Osean continent.
While not nearly as impactful as other more famous 6th AD units, the 46th AFU was instrumental in support of smaller operations to liberate Ustio, and in furthering the push into Belka proper. The unit would be responsible for many air to air victories, especially in the infamous Area B7R
Due to combat losses and manpower drains following the nuclear attacks of 6 June 1995, the unit was disbanded, and its remaining personnel reassigned to reinforce other units in the 6th Air Division.
While not nearly as impactful as other more famous 6th AD units, the 46th AFU was instrumental in support of smaller operations to liberate Ustio, and in furthering the push into Belka proper. The unit would be responsible for many air to air victories, especially in the infamous Area B7R
Due to combat losses and manpower drains following the nuclear attacks of 6 June 1995, the unit was disbanded, and its remaining personnel reassigned to reinforce other units in the 6th Air Division.
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MiG-21bis
Formed in early 1995, the 46th Air Force Unit ‘Silver Eagles’ was a unit in the Ustain 6th Air Division. Being primarily a mercenary unit, Pilots in the 46th AFU were from across the globe, including Useans, Veruseans, Aneans, and many from the surrounding Osean continent.
While not nearly as impactful as other more famous 6th AD units, the 46th AFU was instrumental in support of smaller operations to liberate Ustio, and in furthering the push into Belka proper. The unit would be responsible for many air to air victories, especially in the infamous Area B7R
Due to combat losses and manpower drains following the nuclear attacks of 6 June 1995, the unit was disbanded, and its remaining personnel reassigned to reinforce other units in the 6th Air Division.
While not nearly as impactful as other more famous 6th AD units, the 46th AFU was instrumental in support of smaller operations to liberate Ustio, and in furthering the push into Belka proper. The unit would be responsible for many air to air victories, especially in the infamous Area B7R
Due to combat losses and manpower drains following the nuclear attacks of 6 June 1995, the unit was disbanded, and its remaining personnel reassigned to reinforce other units in the 6th Air Division.
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F-16C Viper
Established in the weeks following the start of the Belkan War, the Hussars would be made primarily of remnants of the Ustian Air Force 16th and 22nd Air Divisions. Using Lend Lease F-16s from Osea, they would be one of the first squadrons established during the liberation campaign.
The Hussars would become noteworthy for various challenges early on, such as quick pilot transitions and a confusing clash of cultures. This would be emblematic in the bright red marks underneath their aircraft. This unusual choice in marking was to alleviate pilot concerns regarding the IFF coordination, or specifically a lack thereof. Maintenance teams would paint these on all Hussar aircraft as a quick visual identifier to friendly AAA crews, eventually carrying the markings over later on in the conflict as a piece of unit Esprit De Corps.
Today, the 8th AFU continues to fly within the UAFs 12th Air Division protecting Ustio’s skies.
The Hussars would become noteworthy for various challenges early on, such as quick pilot transitions and a confusing clash of cultures. This would be emblematic in the bright red marks underneath their aircraft. This unusual choice in marking was to alleviate pilot concerns regarding the IFF coordination, or specifically a lack thereof. Maintenance teams would paint these on all Hussar aircraft as a quick visual identifier to friendly AAA crews, eventually carrying the markings over later on in the conflict as a piece of unit Esprit De Corps.
Today, the 8th AFU continues to fly within the UAFs 12th Air Division protecting Ustio’s skies.
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F-16C Viper
With the independence of the Republic of Ustio in the late 20th Century, multiple formerly Belkan Air Force units were folded into the newly formed Ustio Air Force. The 119th AFU was composed of the Belkan Air Force F-16s primarily from the 225th Tactical Fighter Squadron, with pilots made up of locally trained volunteers and former Belkan nationals that had been patriated into Ustio’s Military.
During the war, the Squadron was moved east into Ratio with the fall of most of the country of Ustio, and placed under the command of the 12th Air Division. From here with multinational support, the 119th ‘Knightriders’, along with the rest of the Ustio Air Force, would fly countless missions to retake their country, and then would fly further north into Belka.
Today the Squadron operates on Osea’s western border, and has participated in multiple joint-operations with the OADF Since the Belkan War.
During the war, the Squadron was moved east into Ratio with the fall of most of the country of Ustio, and placed under the command of the 12th Air Division. From here with multinational support, the 119th ‘Knightriders’, along with the rest of the Ustio Air Force, would fly countless missions to retake their country, and then would fly further north into Belka.
Today the Squadron operates on Osea’s western border, and has participated in multiple joint-operations with the OADF Since the Belkan War.
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