Balkan Air Force - Gallery of Images

Gallery of Images

  • Tito and Churchill, Naples, Italy - 1944.

  • BAF ammunition transports to partisan (YNLA) troops.

  • Partisan wounded evacuated by BAF DC-3s to Italy.

  • Crews taking the oath of allegiance, Algeria - 1944.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) Hurricanes during take-off.

  • BAF (YNLA) in Egypt.

  • Pilots & instructor in Benina, Libya - 1 July 1944.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) pilot Aleksandar Vukovic, Benina, Libya.

  • Unit flag ceremony, Benina, Libya.

  • BAF Unit (1st Fighter Sqn. YNLA), Benina, Libya - 1944.

  • Aircraft being repainted in Benina, Libya.

  • Mecahnics prep a Hurricane.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) pilot signs-off a Hurricane.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) fery flight Africa to Canne, Italy - Aug 1944.

  • YNLA Air Force (BAF) Sanitary Unit.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) mechanics.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) personnel, the South of Italy - 1944.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) Spitfires rolling, Canne, Italy.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) "The Revenger of the 5th Offensive".

  • BAF (YNLA AF) crews briefing.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) pilots return to Vis.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) pilot Franjo Kluz's mechanics.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) pilots studying a map.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) Hurricane attack on enemy shipping, Adriatic Sea.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) mechanics work on a Spitfire.

  • BAF (YNLA AF) units on review, Vis.

  • Tito reviews YNLA AF (BAF) Fighter Units on Vis.

  • Tito reviews pilots on Vis.

  • Zadar flightline with a BAF B-24 Liberator (background).

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