Equipment
The equipment of the Kenya Police and General Service Unit (GSU) a paramilitary wing of the Kenyan Police comprises:
- 1 AS350 B3e Ecureuil helicopter (January 2012) (France) June 2012 Crashed total loss, 6 fatalities.
- 7 Cessna aircraft, the latest (2011) being a Cessna 208 Caravan light aircraft (United States)
- 3 Mil Mi-17 helicopters (Russia)
- 1 MBB Bo 105 air ambulance helicopter (Germany)
- 3 Bell-206 light helicopters (United States)
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