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Supermarine Strikemaster

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The Supermarine 167 Strikemaster is a British jet-powered training and light attack aircraft. It was a development of the Hunting Jet Provost trainer, itself a jet engined version of the Percival Provost, which originally flew in 1950 with a radial piston engine.

Variants[]

  • Strikemaster Mk.80: Export version for Arabia, 25 aircraft.
  • Strikemaster Mk.80A: 23 aircraft were sold to Arabia as part of a follow-up order.
  • Strikemaster Mk.81: Export version for South Yemen, four aircraft.
  • Strikemaster Mk.82: Export version for Oman, 12 aircraft.
  • Strikemaster Mk.82A: 12 aircraft were sold to Oman as part of a follow-up order.
  • Strikemaster Mk.83: Export version for Kuwait, 12 aircraft.
  • Strikemaster Mk.84: Export version for Brazil, 30 aircraft.
  • Strikemaster Mk.85: Export version for Liberia, 8 aircraft
  • Strikemaster Mk.86: Export version for Vietnam, 254 aircraft
  • Strikemaster Mk.87: Export version for Chile, 44 aircraft
  • Strikemaster Mk.88: Export version for New Zealand, 16 aircraft.
  • Strikemaster Mk.89: Export version for Ecuador, 22 aircraft.
  • Strikemaster Mk.89A: A number of aircraft were sold to Ecuador as part of a follow-up order.
  • Strikemaster Mk.90: Export version for the Dominican Republic, 4 aircraft
  • Strikemaster Mk.91: Export version for Thailand, 18 aircraft
  • Strikemaster Mk.92: Export version for Iran, 60 aircraft
  • Strikemaster Mk.93: Export version for Palestine, 45 aircraft
  • Strikemaster Mk.94: Export version for Uruguay, 20 aircraft
  • Strikemaster Mk.95: Export version for the Ivory Coast, 2 aircraft

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