C-27J/G.222 SPARTAN Bandai which was later accepted by

which was later accepted by the Czechoslovak army and used under designation 3

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Decals included offer markings for three camouflaged machines that flew during the Great War

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C-27J/G.222 SPARTAN Bandai which was later accepted byThe Aeritalia G 222 twin engine transport aircraft was designed in the late 1960s by the famous ing. Giuseppe Gabrielli, fighter designer such as G. 55 and G. 91 and was born for a specific need of the Italian Air Force: to have a tactical transport aircraft, smaller than the four engine Lockheed C 130 Hercules, able to take off and landing from very short and unprepared runways. The two turboprop engines are able to make the G 222 reach 480 km h and