Defence aircraft recognition

[Sean Diplomat]

Hi guys, my first post here so please be nice :)
I wanted to know if any of you could help me identify these military aircraft:

I believe that some african countries are thinking of buying it but it looks like a unique jet fighter? Could it be a turboprop without the propellors? Hard to tell. Any accurate guesses would be appreciated:

img180.imageshack.us/my.php?image=identifyag6.jpg

[Raptor.22]

Hi guys, my first post here so please be nice :)
I wanted to know if any of you could help me identify these military aircraft:

I believe that some african countries are thinking of buying it but it looks like a unique jet fighter? Could it be a turboprop without the propellors? Hard to tell. Any accurate guesses would be appreciated:

img180.imageshack.us/my.php?image=identifyag6.jpg

yea it does look really unique, y are they covering it? :confused:
kinda reminds of the harrier, its elavators are on the fin next to the rudder like a civil aircraft......really interesting

[Sean Diplomat]

Yes that's quite possible, it could be a small civil plane used for dropping paratroopers, but then it's so small..and why jet engines? :confused:
It's owned by the military aviation wing of a small african country that's all I know..

[Raptor.22]

Yes that's quite possible, it could be a small civil plane used for dropping paratroopers, but then it's so small..and why jet engines? :confused:
It's owned by the military aviation wing of a small african country that's all I know..

haha yea that is really weird. a small civil plane to drop paratroopers with jet engines:onfloorl:

i think its probably a strategic bomber for some african country. i still wonder y they are covering it, i really wanna see the fuselage and cockpit :confused:

[Magoo]

They're PZL TS-11 Iskra jet trainers, and the covers are probably just to keep the weather and wildlife off them. Nothing exotic sorry...

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0441055/M/

Cheers

Magoo