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In the 1980s, Iran Outfitted F-14s as Heavy Bombers One Iranian Tomcat lobbed a 7,000-pound munition

They could be used to supplement the P-3Cs.

Well spotted by you.

Are they just for surveillance?

It's great anyway. The way the colours merge into each other as well as the choice of dark green, perfectly match the shine on the paint. I've only made a few models but, never thought of painting them in that way.

This is a good article with a good photo. 120 The Iranian F-14 – the last Tomcat https://www.aviationclassics.co.uk/issue-13-f-14-tomcat/ Issue 13 - F-14 Tomcat: The Iranian F-14 – the last Tomcat Published: 12:01PM Nov 22nd, 2011 By: David Oliver The last operator of the F-14 in front line...

That's interesting. Is KSA able to produce and install domestic avionics or external stores on those?

It's not mine. I found that among others online. That's nice work, especially the colour scheme. Did you create the colours or copy them from a photo?

That's impressive. I had did not know about that museum. The lighting there is arranged well. When aircraft are on display, they are normally a single example retired from service.

P-3C Pakistan Navy 3d model More photos here https://www.cgstudio.com/3d-model/p-3c-pakistan-navy-21929

Did you notice the mannequins inside?

Yes and maybe to support the Pakistan Marines as well. Does the PN dedicate helicopters to support them? I doubt it because their struts lack sponsons above the wheels. Other Sea Kings normally have them. This is a feature of the Westland Commando variants which were operated by the Royal Navy...

That's a great video. It's rare.

What kind of aircraft could SA develop first?

The team from the Pakistani air force makes their way to the first sector of the security forces combat arms event course during Air Mobility Command's Rodeo 2007 at Fort Lewis, Wash., July 23, 2007. The course tested competitors on their small arms firing, low crawling and running with more...

The idea is not about monkeys becoming humans. It's about humans being apes and therefore being related to other apes that diverged from common ancestors. This is informative https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_sapiens Another thing to remember is that modern humans are a subspecies called Homo...

Thanks.

The search and rescue variants operated by the RAF had yellow colour schemes. See this https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sea_King_HAR3_XZ585_at_RIAT_2010_arp.jpg The outer two in green are Westland Commandos and are described here...

Sea Kings would be useful for missiles, as you mentioned. Not only that, they can be used with supply ships in this role https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vertical_replenishment Looking at the photos above, most of the helicopters seem to be ex-Royal Navy examples used in the Commando Sea role which...

Good ones, bananarepublic. One of them reminded me of this. Royal Navy.