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Czech Woodland Mi-24 Hind

Following the dissolution of Czechoslovakia on 31 Dec 1992, the Air Force of the newly formed Czech Republic required a distinctive camouflage pattern that readily identified their equipment from other users of the same platforms for IFF, while still maintaining effective camouflage in the varying Czech environments and seasons. They arrived on a pattern consisting of a medium green, light grey and medium grey, with light grey undersides.

Based on the pattern worn by some Czech Army Mi-24 Hinds, as that is the closest modern aircraft in doctrine to the AV-42C. No National insignia

by The Master Chef