Vale Air Force
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| Vale Air Force Armée de l'Air | |
|---|---|
| 230px | |
| Founded | 1534 |
| Country |  Vale
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| Type | Air force |
| Role | National Air Defense and Air Superiority |
| Size | 20,300 personnel 558 aircraft 112 UAVs |
| Engagements | TBC |
| Commanders | |
| Chief of Defense | General Pierre Laurent |
| Chief of Tactical Air Command | Major General Henri de Nevers |
| Insignia | |
| VAF roundel | 
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| Fin flash | 
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The Vale Air Force (Valois: Armée de l'Air (Valois pronunciation: [aʀme də lɛʀ]), literally Army of the Air) is the air force of the Vale Armed Forces.
Equipment[edit | edit source]
Almost all equipment of the Vale Air Force comes from Dassault Aviation, the Valois government-owned aircraft manufacturer of military, regional, and business jets.
Aircraft inventory[edit | edit source]
As of June 1714, the Vale Air Force operates a total active fleet of 558 manned aircraft and 112 unmanned aerial vehicles.
| Aircraft | Photo | Origin | Role | Version | Number | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed-wing aircraft | ||||||
| Dassault Colibri | 
|
Vale
|
Multirole fighter aircraft | S T |
115 75 |
|
| Dassault Wasp | 
|
Vale
|
Nuclear strike Strike Aircraft Trainer Aircraft Fighter Aircraft |
O P Q R |
20 80 10 40 |
|
| Dassault Phoenix | 
|
Vale
|
Trainer Aircraft Fighter Aircraft Trainer Aircraft Trainer Aircraft Fighter Aircraft |
V W X Y Z |
2 40 5 3 50 |
Phoenix-Z to be modernised |
| Airbus A390-223 | 
|
 Germany
|
VIP Transport | 223 | 1 | Presidential plane |
| Sukhoi RA-7250 | 
|
 Russia
|
Tactical transport | 10 | ||
| Embraer KC-390 | 170px |  South Aegea
|
Trainer Aircraft Aerobatic aircraft Experimental |
U | 39 7 3 |
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| Helicopters | ||||||
| Dassault H-24 | 
|
Vale
|
Transport helicopter | HELICO | 48 | |
| UAVs | ||||||
| Dassault nEUROn | 
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Vale
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Stealth Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle; Reconnaissance UAV; Battlefield Surveillance | 112 | ||
Future aircraft[edit | edit source]
The planning for the future of the Vale Air Force involves supporting ongoing Valois military operations, the introduction of new aircraft types, greater focus on network enabled capability and increasing harmonisation with the Air Forces of Europe and those of Kobol.