ROAF IAR-99 Hawk keyring

ROAF IAR-99 Hawk keyring

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ROAF IAR-99 Hawk keyring

Size: 8.5 x 4 cm

This keychain combines the tradition of Romanian fighter aviation with the present of the 951st Advanced Training Squadron, in a symbolic accessory for aviation enthusiasts.

On one side is the emblem inspired by the famous Donald Duck, a mascot often found on the aircraft of the pilots of the 7th Fighter Group during World War II. At that time, the pilots personalized their planes with drawings, mascots and messages that reflected the spirit of camaraderie, courage and humor with which they faced combat missions.

On the other side is the IAR-99 Şoim aircraft, the aircraft that the 951st Squadron operates today. Thus, the keychain symbolizes the connection between generations of aviators – from the heroes who wrote the history of Romanian aviation to the pilots who continue this tradition.

Compact and meaningful, this keychain is perfect for keys, equipment, or your personal collection and represents a small symbol of passion for flying and respect for the heritage of Romanian aviators.

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Textile / Embroidered

The IAR 99 Șoim is a Romanian military aircraft, produced by Avioane Craiova SA. Its main use is as a trainer aircraft capable of providing ground attack (CAS - close air support) missions as well as reconnaissance missions.

The first studies for a trainer aircraft to replace the L-29 model began in 1975 at INCREST. The project received funding in 1979, with the first prototype (S0001) flying on 21 December 1985. Serial production began in 1987 with a batch of ten aircraft from a total order of 50 aircraft. Deliveries began in 1988, with the ten aircraft being completed by September 1989.

The aircraft was equipped with the Rolls Royce Viper Mk.632-41M engine, produced under license at the Turbomecanica București enterprise.

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