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List of major naval air arm engagements during World War II edit

Sinking of Prince of Wales and Repulse
- 10 December 1941
- 88 Imperial Japanese naval aircraft consisting of 34 torpedo aircraft, 51 level bombers and 3 scouting aircraft attack the Force Z fleet of the Royal Navy and sink the battleship HMS Prince of Wales as well as the battlecruiser HMS Repulse.

Iraqi aircraft imports 1973-1979^[1]

Aircraft	Type	Year(s) delivered	Quantity delivered
L-39Z Albatross	Trainer/combat	1976-1985	59
Ilyushin Il-76M	Strategic airlifter	1978-1984	33
Mil Mi-24D	Attack helicopter	1978-1984	12
MBB Bo-105C	Light Helicopter	1979-1982	20

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Yak-40 Military operators edit

Bangladesh: Bangladesh Air Force
Bulgaria: Bulgarian Air Force
Cuba: Cuban Air Force- (5) currently in service as VIP transports with another 3 in storage.
Czech Republic: Czech Air Force- (2) in service as VIP transports including a Yak-40K
Czechoslovakia: Czechoslovak Air Force
Ethiopia: Ethiopian Air Force- (1) in service as a VIP transport
Equatorial Guinea: Equatorial Guinean Air Force
Guinea-Bissau: Guinean-Bissau Air Force
Laos: Lao People's Liberation Army Air Force- (2) in service as trainers
Poland: Polish Air Force- (4) all grounded, used as VIP transports
Russia: Russian Air Force
Serbia: Serbian Air Force- (2) in service, used as VIP transports
Syria: Syrian Air Force- (6) in service, used as VIP transports
Soviet Union: Soviet Air Force
Ukraine: Ukrainian Air Force
Vietnam: Vietnamese Air Force
Yugoslavia: SFR Yugoslav Air Force- (6) passed onto sucessor states, used as VIP transports
Zambia: Zambian Air Force- (2) in service, used as VIP transports
Zimbabwe: Air Force of Zimbabwe- (3) in service, used as VIP transports

To do List edit

Military of Sudan- expand, structure
Syrian Air Force- expand if possible

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Pistols edit

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Assault Rifles edit

5.45x39mm
5.56x45mm NATO
- IL86
- TSR 301
- SGI5K
- GP37
- FT-200M
9x39mm
- VLA Special
- Tunder S14

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RPG-7
Grenade Launchers
- GP-25
- M203 grenade launcher
Grenades
- RGD-5
- F1

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[1] ttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arms_sales_to_Iraq_1973%E2%80%931990

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