Some hour drive from Kabul, a real massive scrapyard of the Afghan Army was found. Only a few sandy paths were cleared from land mines and other booby traps. I was able to drive around this pile of metal, but it was impossible to leave the sandy path. This photo shows an Antonov nose section, MiG-21s, a Mi-24/-35 part, but I couldn't reach these wreckages for a further inspection of types and construction numbers. What a mess...

Some hour drive from Kabul, a real massive scrapyard of the Afghan Army was found. Only a few sandy paths were cleared from land mines, so I couldn't reach these wreckages for further inspection. But a MiG-21 tail and a Mi-24/-35 nose section can be seen in this picture. The tail section of 206 in the background is that of an Ilyushin Il-14. On the right-hand side, on top of the hill, an Il-28 fuselage can be seen. What a mess...

Wreck of MiG-21 in the Museum of the Homeland War Museum Karlovac - Turanj. Other photo's show registration and roundel of this wreck.