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A I R P O W E R C O U N T E R I N S U R G E N C Y Although the English Electric Canberra served with the Royal Air Force for many years, its deployment during the Malayan Emergency in the 1950s underscored the limitations of this aircraft in the counter-insurgency role © Wikimedia Commons of the Indonesian Defence Force's equipment modernisation programme. The Super Tucano is a mature and proven mission-ready aircraft to replace the TNI-AU’s (Indonesian Air Force’s) fleet of OV-10 Broncos in support of light attack, surveillance, aerial intercepts and COIN missions. Modern COIN aircraft such as the Super Tucano incorporate advanced electronic/optical/infrared and laser technology together with secure radios plus datalink communications. The The Cessna AT-37D Dragonfly was developed during the late-1950s/early-1960s as a counterinsurgency aircraft. It served during the Vietnam War with the United States Air Force, and is believed to remain in service with the Peruvian Air Force © Wikimedia Commons Super Tucano is currently in service with Brazil, the Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile and Burkina Faso, and has been ordered by the Angolan and Mauritanian air forces. The A-29 Super Tucano was built specifically for counter-insurgency missions and is credited with helping the Colombian government defeat the FARC guerilla movement. Around 160 A-29s are now in operation and they have logged 130,000 flight hours, including over 18,000 combat hours without any combat loss. Budget deficits affect Washington as much as anywhere else, but it surprised many when USAF Chief of Staff General 08 l ASIAN MILITARY REVIEW l
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