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 Jens Schymura and Timm Ziegenthaler visited Air Base Náměšt’ nad Oslavou to report on the exercise RARO 2013

RARO 2013

The 2013 edition of Ramstein Rover (RARO) exercise series for NATO Forward Air Controllers (FACs) organized by NATOs Single Allied Air Command (AIRCOM) at Ramstein Air Base, took place in the Czech Republic at 22nd Air Base Náměšt nad Oslavou from 2nd to 20th of September 2013. . . .


Read the full story at   : AirForces monthly 12.2013 or Global Aviator November 2013 or Jet+Prop 6/2013





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The Czech Air Force Mil Mi-171Sh from 231.vrl based at Přerov returning to Náměšt’ in the evening
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Helicopter tarmac at Náměšt’ with the Czech air Force and Slovak Air Force helicopter participants
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The Slovak Air Force Mil Mi-17M from the 2. Dopravná vrtul'niková letka still wears the 20th anniversary markings of the Ján Ambruš Air Base at Prešov from 2012
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The eastern flightline of 22nd Air Base Náměšt’ nad Oslavou with the participants from Turkey and Slovenia
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Three Pilatus PC-9M from Cerklje ob Krki were involved in Ramstein Rover 2013. This one is carrying two 250kg general purpose bombs and LPG pods
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Slovenian PC-9M returning to Náměšt’ Air Base in the evening
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From Germany two civil registered PC-9 from E.I.S. Aircraft, a company that provides tactical military flight training for Germany and its NATO partners
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Home match for the 3 Czech Air Force L-39ZAs. This one is armed with 2 UB-16 rocket pods
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Later in 2013, as planned for October, the L-39s left Náměšt’ for their new home Cáslav Air Base
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The Czech Air Force L-39ZA of 222.tl, takes off for another mission during Ramstein Rover 2013
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This Slovak Air Force L-39ZAM Albatros from 2. Výcviková letka based at Sliac is already painted in the new two tone grey scheme sporting toned down insignias
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This Slovak Air Force L-39ZAM takes off for another mission
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The Turkish Air Force deployed 5 F-16s to Náměšt’, two double- and three single seater
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The Turkish Air Force F-16C-40-CF from 161 Filo the Yarasa (Bat) squadron based at Bandirma is releasing the chute at Náměšt’. The squadron's crest was changed from a bat to an eagles head
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Turkish Air Force F-16C with break chute
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The Polish Air Force was involved in RARO13 with three Su-22M-4 from 21.BLT at Swidwin. The 8715 is armed with two bombs
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A Polish Air Force ground crew member is checking the Su-22 at the flightline at Náměšt’before it will leave for another mission
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The Polish Su-22M-4 is releasing the chute after a successful mission
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Returning to Náměšt’, the Su-22 is using the dragchute for a safe landing
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The day is over the work is done. A Su-22 is coming back to the base in the evening

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