This L-410 was built in 1981 and flew for the Czechoslovak AF. After the split of Czechoslovakia it flew with the Slovakian AF until decomissioned in April 2010. The plane is now preserved in the grounds of this Police Training Academy in Holešov.

This L-39 was built in July 1976 and commissioned into the Czechoslovak AF. After the split of countries the plane served with the Slovaks until August 2006.

Damaged in the SAS raid during the war, it was shortly afterwards taken to a weapons range for use as a target. See my other photo of the aircraft two years later after suffering at the hands of the Harriers and F-4s. Sister ship 0726 in the background.

Being used as a ground target in the "Rabbit Range" and has been on the receiving end of Harrier and F-4 firepower for a couple of years. Originally the aircraft was damaged by the SAS raid on Pebble Island during the war. Close by are Huey AE-412 and Pucara A-506, all suffering the same attention (see here). The remaining bits were cleared away by the early 90s.