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Military and Govt Aircraft Per Country V6 VMR COUNTRY ISO Telephony Comment Code Afghanistan ZAF Algeria KJD ALGERIAN AIRFORCE Argentina FAG FUAER FUERZA AEREA ARGENTINA Australia AU ASY AUSSIE Austria AT ASF AUSTRIAN AIRFORCE Azerbaijan AZ ZAZ Bangladesh BD XBD Belgium BE BAF BELGIAN AIRFORCE NYB BELGIAN NAVY Bolivia BO ZBO Botswana BW ZBW Brazil BR BRS BRAZILIAN AIR FORCE Bulgaria BG AFB BULAF Canada CA CFC CANFORCE Chile ZCL China CN ZCN Colombia CO FAC COLOMBIAN AIR FORCE Army CO EJC COLOMBIAN ARMY Police CO ZCO COLOMBIAN POLICE Croatia HR HRZ CROATIAN AIRFORCE Czech Republic CZ CEF CZECH AIR FORCE CIE CZECHIA CZECH GOVERNMENT FLYING SERVICE Denmark DK DAF DANISH AIRFORCE Egypt EG EGY EGYPTIAN AIR FORCE Ecuador FAE ECUADORIAN Finland FI FNF FINNFORCE France FR FAF FRENCH AIR FORCE Navy FNY FRENCH NAVY Army FMY FRENCH ARMY Customs FDO FRENCH CUSTOM Germany DE GAF GERMAN AIR FORCE Army GAM GERMAN ARMY Navy GNY GERMAN NAVY Ghana GHF GHANA AIRFORCE GHANA AIR FORCE Greece GR HAF HELLENIC AIR FORCE Hungary HU HUF HUNGARIAN AIRFORCE India IN IFC INDIAN AIRFORCE Indonesia ID ZID Ireland IE IRL IRELAND IRISH AIR CORPS Israel IL IAF Italy IT IAM ITALIAN AIRFORCE AERONAUTICA MILITARE ITALIANA Army IEI ITALIAN ARMY ESERCITO ITALIANO Navy MMI ITALIAN NAVY MARINA MILITARE ITALIANA Japan JP ZJP Jordan RJZ JORDAN AIR FORCE Kenya KE ZKE Korea (South) KR ZKR Latvia LAF LATVIAN AIRFORCE Libya LY LBF LIBYAN AIRFORCE AIR FORCE OF LIBYA Lithuania LYF LITHUANIAN AIRFORCE Malaysia MY RMF ANGKASA Mexico MX FAM FAMEX Morocco MA ZMO ZMA and XMA are ICAO Airline Codes Namibia NA ZNA Netherlands NL NAF NETHERLANDS AIR FORCE ROYAL NETHERLANDS AIR FORCE NRN NETHERLANDS NAVY ROYAL NETHERLANDS NAVY New Zealand NZ KIW KIWI KRC KIWI RESCUE NEW ZEALAND DEFENCE FORCE Nigeria NG NGR NIGERIAN AIRFORCE Norway NO NOW NORWEGIAN Oman MJN MAJAN ROYAL AIR FORCE OF OMAN Police ROP POLICE Pakistan PK ZPK Peru FPR Philippines PH ZPH Poland PL PLF POLISH AIRFORCE Portugal PT AFP PORTUGUESE AIR FORCE Army POA PORTUGUESE ARMY Navy PON PORTUGUESE NAVY Qatar QAF Romania RO ROF ROMAF Russia RU RFF RUSSIAN AIRFORCE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AIR FORCE Saudi Arabia SA RSF ARSAF ROYAL SAUDI AIR FORCE Singapore SG SAF SINGA Slovakia SQF SLOVAK AIRFORCE SLOVAK AIR FORCE Government SSG SLOVAK GOVERNMENT SLOVAK GOVERNMENT FLIGHT SERVICE Slovenia LSV SLOVENIAN AIRFORCE SLOVENIAN MINISTRY OF DEFENCE South Africa ZA LMG SOUTH AFRICAN Spain ES AME AIRMIL AERONAVE MILITAR ESPANOLA Sri Lanka LK YLK Sweden SE SVF SWEDEFORCE SWEDISH ARMED FORCES Switzerland CH SUI SWISS AIR FORCE Taiwan TW ZTW Thailand TH ZTH Tunisia TUN TUNISIAN AIRFORCE Turkey TR HVK TURKISH AIRFORCE Ukraine UA ZUA United Arab Emirates AE UAF UNIFORCE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES AIR FORCE Police UAP AIRWING UNITED ARAB EMIRATES POLICE United Kingdom GB RFR RAFAIR RRR ASCOT RAF-HQSTC (AIR TRANSPORT) NVY NAVY RRF KITTY UK ROYAL POSITIONING FLIGHTS (MIL AIRCRAFT) KRF KITTYHAWK UK ROYAL/VIP FLIGHTS (MIL AIRCRAFT) RRS BLACKBOX BOSCOMBE DOWN DERA (FORMATION) UAS UAS CRANWELL UAO UAS/AEF BENSON UAU UAS/AEF BOSCOMBE DOWN UAX UAS/AEF CHURCH FENTON UAD UAS/AEF COLERNE UAY UAS/AEF COSFORD UAJ UAS/AEF GLASGOW UAQ UAS/AEF LEEMING UAA UAS/AEF LEUCHARS UAW UAS/AEF ST ATHAN UAM UAS/AEF WOODVALE UAV UAS/AEF WYTON KIN KINLOSS KINLOSS FTU ZGB ROYAL AIR FORCE (ALL OTHER) ZRV RAF Valley United States US CPF CAP-FLIGHT U S AIR FORCE AUXILIARY RCH REACH AIR MOBILITY COMMAND (AMC) GKA GOLDEN KNIGHTS U S ARMY PARACHUTE TEAM QID QUID U.S. AIR FORCE 100TH AIR REFUELING WING DOI INTERIOR U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR JPR JUMPER US GOV DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR MSH MARSHALAIR U S MARSHALS SERVICE RPN REPATRIATE U.S. IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOM ENFORCEMENT CGX COASTGUARD AUXAIR UNITED STATES COAST GUARD AUXILIARY XCN FIRE SCAN U.S FOREST SERVICE DOJ JUSTICE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FLC FLIGHT CHECK UNITED STATES DOT FLIGHT INSPECTION SAM SAM USAF 89th Airlift Wing - Andrews Air Force Base AIO AIR CHIEF CHIEF OF STAFF, UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ZUS USAF (Not covered by tail codes) ZLN RAF Lakenheath, England ZMY HC-130J, HH-60G Moody AFB, GA ZHL F-35A Hill AFB, UT ZHI Hill AFB, UT HH-60G, HC-130N, C-130, MC-130P, F- ZFL Patrick AFB, FL 16, F-15A/B ZFT A/OA-10A, F-16C/D, C-130E, HC130P Pope AFB, NC ZLF F-16 F-35A Luke AFB, AZ ZSW Shaw AFB, SC ZAC Atlantic City, NJ ZEG Eglin AFB, FL ZEL Ellsworth AFB, SD ZAV Aviano AB, Italy ZCA HH-60G, MC-130P, HC-130 Moffett Federal Airfield, CA ZCR Peterson AFB, CO ZLV Nellis AFB, NV ZMT Minot AFB, ND ZAK C-130H, HC-130N Kulis ANGB, AK C-17A, C-130H, C-12F/J AFB Elmendorf, AK ZLI HC-130, HH-60G Francis S. Gabreski ANGB, NY ZDE C-130H New Castle County AP, DE ZNC C-130H Charlotte IAP, NC ZSC WC-130H, C-130E, F-16C/D McEntire ANGB, SC ZGA C-130H Savannah ANGB, GA ZIL C-130H Greater Peoria ANGB, IL ZXP C-130H Rosecrans Memorial AP, Missouri ZOC AC-130, MC-130 AFSOC Various Bases ZTX C-130H Ft Worth NAS JRB, Carswell, TX ZNF C-130H Niagara Falls ANGB, NY ZMX C-130H Maxwell AFB, AL ZDY C-130H Dyess AFB, TX ZLK C-130H, C-130H3, C-130E Little Rock AFB, AR ZLR C-130J, C-130J-30 Little Rock AFB, AR ZDB C-130H Dobbins ARB, GA ZOT Eglin AFB, FL ZHH C17 AFB Hickam, HI ZED C17 AFB Edwards, CA ZNV C-130E/H ANGB Reno-Tahoe, NV ZDM EC-130H, HC-130J AFB Davis-Monthan, AZ ZJZ C-130E, F-15A/B NAS New Orleans JRB, LA ZPR C-130H ANGB Munoz, PR ZMD C-130J ZWR WC-130 Keesler AFB, MS ZPA EC-130E, C-130J ANGB Harrisburg-Olmstedt, PA ZCI C-130E, C-130H, C-130J-30 ANGB Channel Islands, CA ZRI C-130J-30 ANGB State AP Quonset, RI ZKT C-130E, C-130J-30 Keesler AFB, MS ZDV C-17A, C-5B Dover AFB, DE ZTR C-17A, C-5B Travis AFB, CA ZMC C17A, C-5B McChord AFB, WA ZDC C-40B/C, C-130T, F-16, VC-25A Adrews AFB, MD ZLT C-17A Altus AFB, OH ZMH C-17A March AFB, CA ZTB F-16C/D Nellis AFB, NV US Navy/Marines CNV CONVOY US NAVY AIR LOGISTICS OFFICE ZDS C-130T, F18 NFDS (Blue Angels) ZNY KC-130T Stewart ANGB, NY ZWV C-130T NAF Washington, MD ZBD C-130T NAS Willow Grove (JRB), PA ZCW C-130T NAS New Orleans (JRB), LA ZJW C-130T NAS Brunswick, ME ZRU C-130T NAS Santa Clara, CA ZGR KC-130T, KC-130F/R MCAS Cherry Point, NC ZQD KC-130R MCAF Kaneohe Bay, HI ZBH KC-130T, KC-130F/R, KC-130J MCAS Cherry Point, NC ZQB KC-130J MCAS Miramar, CA ZQH KC-130J Uruguay UY ZUY Venezuela VE ZVE Zambia ZM XZM Zimbabwe ZW ZZW.
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