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Middle East Military Forces Patches
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Royal Bharain Air Force, RBAF, Bahrain Defence Force Air Wing, Bharain Amiri Air Force, BAAF, (1)
Royal Bharain Air Force, RBAF, Bahrain Defence Force Air Wing, Bharain Amiri Air Force, BAAF,
The Royal Bahraini Air Force (RBAF) is the aerial warfare branch of the Bahrain Defence Force and has played an important role in Gulf regional security. Established as Bahrain Defence Force Air Wing BDFAW on 8 May 1976. It was renamed Bharain Amiri Air Force BAAF in 1987. Subsequently BAAF was redesignated the Royal Bharain Air Force in 2002 when Bharain elected to became a kingdom.
Operating modern fighter, helicopter and transport aircraft, RBAF supports national and regional defence, maritime security, air patrol and multinational operations.
Royal Bahraini Air Force squadron patches, badges and aviation memorabilia reflect the history and development of Bahraini military aviation. During the Cold War and modern era it has operated F-5 Freedom Fighter, F-16 Fighting Falcon, Hawk trainer aircraft. In addition it has flown a range of transport and rotary-wing aircraft for operational support and regional defence missions. The air force regularly participates in joint exercises and defence cooperation activities with allied Gulf, European and United States air forces. Many insignia commemorate operational squadrons, air bases, training units, anniversary events and multinational exercises connected to Bahraini military aviation history.
To sum up this category explores Royal Bahraini Air Force patches and aviation collectables, preserving the squadron heritage, aircraft history and military aviation traditions of Bahrain’s modern air arm for aviation historians and military insignia collectors worldwide.
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Imperial Iranian Air Force IIAF (1)
Imperial Iranian Air Force IIAF
The Imperial Iranian Air Force (IIAF) was one of the most advanced and powerful air forces in the Middle East. Prior to the 1979 Iranian Revolution, the IIAF developed into a highly modern force equipped with advanced Western aircraft.
Establishing on 25 February 1925 with British and German aircraft the IIAF grew but was overwhelmed by British and Soviet forces in 1941. However the IIAF continued to operate under the occupation. The 1950s modernisation and jet aircraft greatly improved capabilties was followed by increased expansion and updating. Cosequently the Air Force played a major role in regional defence, air power development and strategic operations throughout the 1960s and 1970s Cold War.
IIAF squadron patches, badges and aviation memorabilia reflect the distinctive history and rapid expansion of Iranian military aviation. Air Force operations included the F-4 Phantom II, F-5 Freedom Fighter, C-130 Hercules, P-3 Orion and the famous F-14 Tomcat. Iran became one of the few international operators of the Tomcat outside the United States Navy. In addition the IIAF operated advanced reconnaissance, transport and helicopter aircraft working with Western military programmes during the Cold War. Many insignia commemorate fighter squadrons, air bases, anniversary events and specialised aviation units connected to pre-1979 Iranian military aviation history.
To sum up this category explores Imperial Iranian Air Force patches and aviation collectables, preserving the squadron traditions, aircraft heritage and Cold War military aviation history of one of the most important air forces in the Middle East prior to 1979.
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RJAF Patches Royal Jordanian Air Force Jordan (8)
RJAF Patches Royal Jordanian Air Force Jordan
In 1950 the Jordanian Army formed an air arm the Arab Legion Air Force supported by the British RAF. The Royal Jordanian Air Force formed on 25 September 1955 as a seperate branch of the Jordanian Armed Forces.
The Royal Jordanian Air Force (RJAF) is one of the Middle East’s most respected military air arms. Operating fighter, transport, reconnaissance and helicopter aircraft, RJAF has played a major role in regional defence and counter-terrorism operations. In addition it has undertaken humanitarian missions and multinational military cooperation across the Middle East.
Royal Jordanian Air Force squadron patches, badges and aviation memorabilia reflect the rich history and traditions of Jordanian military aviation. RJAF has operated de Havilland Vampire, Hawker Hunter, F-104 Starfighter, Mirage F1, F-5 Freedom Fighter, and F-16 fighter aircraft. In addition a variety of support helicopters have been flown together with C-130 Hercules transport aircraft. Through the Cold War to the modern era the air force has participated in regional conflicts, international exercises and peacekeeping operations while maintaining close cooperation with allied Western and Arab air forces. Many insignia commemorate operational squadrons, air bases, training units, anniversary events and specialised aviation missions connected to Jordanian military aviation history.
This category explores Royal Jordanian Air Force patches and aviation collectables, preserving the squadron heritage, aircraft history and military aviation traditions of one of the Middle East’s leading modern air forces.
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Kuwait Air Force KAF (5)
Kuwait Air Force KAF
The Kuwait Air Force is a key component of Kuwait’s national defence structure since its foundation in 1953. Operating fighter, transport and helicopter aircraft, KAF has played an important role in Gulf regional security and air defence. It has supported multinational coalition operations throughout the Middle East.
Kuwait Air Force squadron patches, badges and aviation memorabilia reflect the development of Kuwaiti military aviation during the Cold War and modern era. Aircraft associated with the service include the Hunter, Skyhawk, Mirage F1, F/A-18 Hornet and a range of transport and rotary-wing aircraft used for operational support and national defence missions. The air force became internationally recognised during the 1990 Gulf War, when Kuwaiti aircraft and personnel operated alongside coalition forces during the liberation of Kuwait. Many insignia commemorate operational squadrons, air bases, anniversary events, training units and multinational exercises connected to Kuwaiti military aviation history.
This category explores Kuwait Air Force patches and aviation collectables, preserving the squadron heritage, aircraft history and military aviation traditions of one of the Gulf region’s most important modern air arms.
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Oman Air Force Patches SOAF Sultan of Oman Air Force RAFO Royal Air Force Of Oman (28)
Oman Air Force Patches
Sultan of Oman Air Force (SOAF) formed on 1 March 1959
Sultan of Oman Air Force was officially renamed the Royal Air Force of Oman (RAFO) on 1 August 1990.
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RSAF Patches Royal Saudi Air Force (49)
RSAF Patches Royal Saudi Air Force
The Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) is one of the largest and most powerful air forces in the Middle East. It traces it roots to the Hejaz Air Force established in 1916 during World War I. King Abdulaziz formed its remnants into a new Air Force in 1921 with British support. The Air Force was formally re-organised as an independent branch in 1950. Subsequently the Royal Saudi Air Force was officialy established on 16 November 1952
Operating advanced fighter, transport, tanker and airborne warning aircraft, the Royal Saudi Air Force plays a major role in regional defence, air security and multinational coalition operations across the Gulf and wider Middle East.
Royal Saudi Air Force squadron patches, badges and aviation memorabilia reflect the rapid development of Saudi military aviation. RSAF has operated the Lightning, A-26 Invader, F-5 Freedom Fighter, Tornado, F-15 Eagle, Eurofighter Typhoon, AWACS aircraft. In addition and a wide range of transport and helicopter platforms have been used for operational and support missions. The air force has participated in regional conflicts, coalition operations and multinational exercises while maintaining close ties with Western forces. Many insignia commemorate operational squadrons, air bases, anniversary events, training commands and specialised aviation missions connected to Saudi military aviation history.
This category explores Royal Saudi Air Force patches and aviation collectables, preserving the squadron heritage, aircraft history and military aviation traditions of one of the world’s most recognised modern air forces.
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UAEAF Patches United Arab Emirates Air Force (3)
UAEAF Patches United Arab Emirates Air Force
The United Arab Emirates Air Force (UAEAF) is one of the Middle East’s most advanced military air arms. It originated in May 1968 as the Air Wing of the Abu Dhabi Defence Force (AWADDF) during the British protectorate era. Renamed to Abu Dhabi Defence Force Air Force ADDFAF in 1972. The ADDF and other emirate forces were consolidated under a single federal UAE Armed Forces command in 1976. The Abu Dhabi and Dubai defence force air wings were fully merged into the modern United Arab Emirates Air Force in 1999. Subsquently UAEAF underwent significant expansion and modernization to Western standards.
UAEAF is responsible for the air defence and aerial operations of the United Arab Emirates. Operating modern fighter, transport, helicopter and surveillance aircraft, it has become internationally recognised for its advanced capabilities, and multinational cooperation.
United Arab Emirates Air Force squadron patches, badges and aviation memorabilia reflect the rapid growth of Emirati military aviation. The UAEAF have operated Mirage 5, Mirage 2000, F-16 Fighting Falcon Desert Falcon, Hawk trainer aircraft. In addition it has used a wide range of transport and rotary-wing aircraft in operational and support roles. UAEAF has participated in coalition operations, humanitarian missions and multinational exercises alongside allied Gulf, European and US air forces. Many insignia commemorate operational squadrons, air bases, anniversary events, aerobatic teams, specialised aviation missions and UAE military aviation history.
To sum up this category explores United Arab Emirates Air Force patches and aviation collectables, preserving the squadron heritage, aircraft history and military aviation traditions of one of the world’s leading modern air forces.
