People's Revolutionary Army Air Force (Liothidia)
| People's Revolutionary Army Air Force Volksrevolutionäre Armee Luftwaffe | |
|---|---|
| File:PRAAFRoundel.png Emblem and roundel of the PRAAF | |
| Active | 1919-present |
| Country | Liothidia |
| Allegiance | People's Revolutionary Army |
| Branch | Air Force |
| Size | 95,000 active, 40,000 reserve |
| March | March of the Winged |
| Engagements | August Revolution (as the Revolutionary Air Corps) Second Lio-Vannoisian War Eesti Revolution First Abalessian War Second Abalessian War Operation Brüderliche Stärke Eesti Civil War |
| Commanders | |
| Chairman of the Revolutionary Defence Commission | Georg von Carstein |
| Chief Commander of the PRAAF | Lieutenant General Mannfred Scherzinger |
| Insignia | |
| Roundel | File:PRAAFRoundel.png |
| Service flag | File:PRAAFflag.png |
| Aircraft flown | |
| Attack | Fe-19, Fe-20, Bo-04, Fe-23, Fe-26, SD-140, SD-190 |
| Fighter | Bo-04, Bo-05, Fe-28, Fe-29, Bo-07, Bo-109 |
| Helicopter | Dem-4H, Dem-11H, Dem-80HK, ER-59 |
| Attack helicopter | Dem-20Kh, Dem-26Kh, ER-09Kh |
| Interceptor | Esf-50 |
| Trainer | Bo-127Au |
| Transport | Ze-014, Ze-75, SD-40, SD-29, SD-50 |
The People's Revolutionary Army Air Force (Liothidian: Volksrevolutionäre Armee Luftwaffe; VrAL) is the aerospace branch of the People's Revolutionary Army. The PRAAF was officially formed in 1919 in wake of the consecration of the People's Revolutionary Army as the formal military forces of Liothidia, though between June 1918 and August 1919, it was known as the People's Revolutionary Air Corps, which began as a pro-socialist defection of the Imperial Air Corps during the August Revolution.
The PRAAF from 1943 until 1961 had sole control over the Luftstürmkorps, until it was detached to form an independent branch of the PRA, equal to the PRAAF. With 95,000 active personnel and 1,120 aircraft, it is one of the largest air forces in the world.
History
Organisation
Equipment
Aircraft inventory
| Aircraft | Image | Origin | Role | Version | Quantity | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fighters | ||||||
| Bo-05 Rabe | File:Ay-05K0.png |  Liothidia
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Multirole fighter | Bo-05K-SMT Bo-05K-UBT Bo-05NG Bo-05NGE |
380 18 28 16 |
Total 442 aircraft are in service as of January 2018 with a total order of 70 Bo-05NG and NGEs to be delivered. |
| Fe-26 | .jpg)
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Liothidia
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Multirole fighter | Fe-26S Fe-26M |
210 166 |
Total 376 aircraft are in service as of January 2018. |
| Fe-27 | .jpg)
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Liothidia
|
Multirole fighter | 165 | Total 165 aircraft are in service as of January 2018 with a total order of 20 to be delivered. | |
| Fe-28 Taifun | File:MyL-24 side view.png | Liothidia
|
Multirole fighter | Fe-28MX | 55 | Total 55, total order of 100 to be delivered. |
| Fe-29 | Liothidia
|
Multirole fighter | Fe-29SM | 48 | Total 48 in active service, total order of 102 to be delivered. | |
| Ground Attack Aircraft | ||||||
| Fe-19 | .jpg)
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Liothidia
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Attack-aircraft | Fe-19M3 Fe-19M4 |
36 66 |
Total 102, all to be upgraded to M4 variant. |
| Fe-20 | 
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Liothidia
|
Attack-aircraft | Fe-20Bis | 32 | To be withdrawn by 2023. |
| Bo-04 | Liothidia
|
Attack-aircraft | Bo-04BK Bo-04MBK Bo-04EKM |
40 46 50 |
136 total | |
| Fe-23 | 
|
Liothidia
|
Attack-aircraft | Fe-23M2 Fe-23MR Fe-23MP |
64 38 45 |
147 total |
| Fe-26 | .jpg)
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Liothidia
|
Attack-aircraft | Fe-26SM Fe-26T |
89 117 |
196 total, all being upgraded |
| SD-140 | File:SD-140.png | Liothidia
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Strategic bomber | SD-140G SD-140H SD-140M SD-140E |
15 28 30 10 |
83 total |
| SD-190 | 
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Liothidia
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Strategic bomber | SD-190M2 | 30 | 30 total, upgrades to M2 to be completed 2019. |
| Transport Aircraft | ||||||
| Special Aircraft | ||||||
| Helicopters | ||||||
