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Air show marks 100th anniversary of military aviation in Serbia

A Serbian 'Orao J-22' strike aircraft flies during the international air show in Belgrade Sept. 2. Participants from 16 countries and the Serbian Airforce demonstrated their flying skills on Sunday to mark the 100th anniversary of military aviation in the Balkan country. The air show at the Batajnica airport marks the first flight of a sole Serb biplane aircraft from the southern airfield of Nis during the 1912 Balkan war against Turkish empire.

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Comment author avatarCharlie Blain

. god is good...the beer is good...but people are crazy

    Reply#1 - Mon Sep 3, 2012 3:50 AM EDT
    Comment author avatarAuto1rn

    Ohhhhh beautiful, for spacious skies!

      Reply#2 - Mon Sep 3, 2012 10:36 AM EDT
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