The Republic of China Air Force (Taiwan Air Force) operated the S-2T Tracker until late 2017. The S-2Ts were transferred from the Taiwan Naval Aviation fleet to the Air Force in April 2013. Luckily, they kept the same tasks as well as their striking colors! This 2205 showed the photographer the spread-my-wings technique.

Always great to see the corkscrew contrails coming from the propeller blades. In a high atmospheric humidity this effect is dramatically increased. Luckily, Taiwan is the right spot for such weather conditions.

Copy-cat !

C-130 heaven at Pingtun South. The Republic of China Air Force (Taiwan Air Force) 10th Transport Air Group (TAG) operates two squadrons with nineteen C-130H Hercules, and one C-130HE on strength. The C-130HE is the RoCAF spy plane.

Beautiful Tracker while warming up its engines

Pictured preserved away from the main museum site. The c/n is not confirmed, if it is correct its real serial is (Communist) China Air Force 3049.

This decommissioned 828th Group F-5 is now on display at the Yanks Air Museum.

USAF Voodoo 56-0229 on display at the Museum of Aviation at Warner Robins AFB. It has been painted in the markings of the Taiwan Air Force, not authentic for this aircraft.