User talk:MrSmithCZ

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Hi, BilCat, I'm sorry that I forget to include a source confirming that we have recieved another UH-1Y. Here you can see a today's tweet from the official Czech Army Twitter account confirming that. On the photos you can see the UH-1Y with a board number "0491" being unloaded as well as the last brand new AH-1Z (board number "0489"). First two Vipers have "0486" and "0487" which were later followed by the "0488". From the photo I've also added my own photo from the air show in Ostrava-Mošnov Airport on which you can see that the first UH-1Y delivered to the Czech Air Force have board number "0490". But to be honest I don't see anywhere a verifiable reference to the "1 delivered, 7 remaining on order". I also happen to live nearby our airbase at Náměšť so I saw with my very eyes today the C-17A as it was taking off back to England after unloading the UH-1Y and AH-1Z.

Other than that thank you for the welcome. I'll try to be more reliable sourcing. Have a nice day. MrSmithCZ (talk) 19:44, 2 October 2023 (UTC)[reply]