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guys,

I have a question;

These planes that the Saudi Air Force retires, where do they end up ?

Same goes for other military hardware ... where does it all go ?
 
guys,

I have a question;

These planes that the Saudi Air Force retires, where do they end up ?

Same goes for other military hardware ... where does it all go ?

We sell them to other countries i believe.
 
We sell them to other countries i believe.

I doubt that. It may have happened for some equipment; but most of it needs to get dismanteled and stored / recycled some how.

I just want to know the process.
 
guys,

I have a question;

These planes that the Saudi Air Force retires, where do they end up ?

Same goes for other military hardware ... where does it all go ?

As for the 24 Tornado ADV, they were sold back to the UK, although some news talked about giving them to Morocco. But I think they are in UK. Regarding the 83 F-15C/D, no valid news about their destiny, but they are fully operational as for now. And as for 120 F-5, they are being used for advance training, reconnaissance missions and close ground support.
 
As for the 24 Tornado ADV, they were sold back to the UK, although some news talked about giving them to Morocco. But I think they are in UK. Regarding the 83 F-15C/D, no valid news about their destiny, but they are fully operational as for now. And as for 120 F-5, they are being used for advance training, reconnaissance missions and close ground support.

Ah, so point in interest, F-5 are not being retired from active service; they are being re-allocated.

again, I doubt all 120 of them are assigned for training and ground support.
@Mosamania

whats the story ?
 
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Ah, so point in interest, F-5 are not being retired from active service; they are being re-allocated.

again, I doubt all 120 of them are assigned for training and ground support.
@Mosamania

whats the story ?

No one knows for sure how many F-5 are still operational, anyway let Mosa confirm.
 
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Ah, so point in interest, F-5 are not being retired from active service; they are being re-allocated.

again, I doubt all 120 of them are assigned for training and ground support.
@Mosamania

whats the story ?

Most of the fleet was sold to Brazil. 5 remain in the recon role. About 30-40 of them are in training. Not much else.
 
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