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Encyclopedia > 28 Squadron SAAF

28 Squadron SAAF is a squadron of the South African Air Force. It is currently a medium transport squadron.

  • Motto: Portamus (We Carry)
  • First formed: 1 June 1943 (At Almaza, Egypt.)
  • Historic aircraft flown: Avro Anson, Vickers Wellington, Dakotas, De Havilland Rapide, Avro York, Ventura, De Havilland Devon, De Havilland Heron, Vickers Viscount, C-160Z Transall
  • Current aircraft flown: C-130BZ/F Hercules
  • Current base: AFB Waterkloof, Pretoria.



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The SA Air Force (SAAF) denied on Friday that its fleet of C130 Hercules aircraft was not airworthy.
The SAAF was responding to news reports and remarks by some defence attaches based in Pretoria that the aircraft, in use with 28 Squadron, appeared to be unsafe.
Two of the five at 28 Squadron were currently undergoing "deep level and intermediate service, leaving three that are serviceable and flying", Maseko said.
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A SAAF C-130 from 28 Squadron demontrating it's cargo drop capability during the bi-annual Air Power Capability Demonstration at Roodewal Weapons Range in the Limpopo province, South Africa
Two of the 17 Squadron's helicopters in action during the APCD at Roodewal Weapons Range.
A SAAF Cheetah from 2 Squadron, number 370, which is painted in the informal colours of South Africa.
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