LTG62. I love the large registrations the German Air Force carried till the late eighties.

Golge ELINT version. Note the antennae. Exercise Anatolian Eagle 2019.

German workhorse

Exercise Anatolian Eagle 2019.

Engine checks in progress. Note the opening doors engine system.

Still wearing the all white United Nations livery used in Cambodia (APRONUC mission);

ET.61 from Orleans-Bricy

Exercise Anatolian Eagle 2019. This modified C-160D (once German Air Force 50+28) entered Turkish Air Force service in the early 70s as ETI-036. It was assigned to 221 Filo during the late 80s and received the so-called Gören-1 update somewhere in the 90s. This Gören project covers Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) modifications (different nose and multiple antennae on top and underneath the fuselage as well as an Aselsans electro optic Forward Looking Infrared Radar (FLIR). The aircraft serves as a dedicated Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) aircraft. There are 4 such aircraft in Turkish service.

I guess they did not see those aircraft very often there.

In special markings celebrating 55 Years LTG 63. The other side has 60 Years German Air Force markings. This aircraft was flown to Eindhoven AFB on 12 Sep 2016 and placed on display.

C-160NG of ET.02.64 "Anjou" tucked in between the hangars on ASP2 on the eve of Leuchars Airshow. The Transall provided support for the Patrouille de France who were displaying at the show.

Assigned to Overseas Transport Squadron "Larzac" (ETOM 00-088); Landed on rough ground in Grand Bara area.

From Hohn-based LTG63.

Preserved in Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace. [Nikon D300 + Nikkor AF-S 35mm/1,8]

Operated by ET 02.064 "Anjou".

Operated by Muftinational Force & Observers in Sinai (MFO); Seen here during an engine run up for a compressor cleaning wich explains the specific devices in the inlet engine area. Aircraft Wfu in 2006.

Anatolian Eagle 2009