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Unique Puma 50th Anniversary Paint Scheme Unveiled

A military helicopter with a grey and green camouflage pattern flies over a rural landscape with fields and trees, serving as a vital Army pathfinder in challenging terrain.

As part of the Puma 50th anniversary celebrations and commemorations, Puma HC Mk 2 XW224 has been re-painted in a unique paint scheme.

The aircraft scheme is similar to that which the first aircraft were painted when they were delivered in 1971 but with several notable differences.

 

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The engine housing boasts the badges of all squadrons who have flown the Puma, both as a HC Mk 1 and a HC Mk 2.

The tail fin is also emblazoned with the union flag. On the cabin door, the standard Royal Air Force logo has been replaced with the bespoke Puma 50 logo and the cockpit door is annotated with the name of the first Squadron Commander who brought the aircraft into operational service.

Image: Crown Copyright 2021.

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Mal Robinson is the Editor of Pathfinder International Magazine, the UK's leading military resettlement publication. With expertise in military career transitions and service personnel support, Robinson contributes to editorial content focusing on post-service career development, armed forces employment opportunities, and military community engagement. He regularly interviews veterans and industry professionals to provide guidance for service leavers navigating civilian employment.
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