Current Title:	L'Armee Luxembourgeoise
Title in English:	Luxembourg Army
Abbreviation:	-

Narrative Summary:
Three light aircraft were obtained in 1952, but sold to civilian operators in 1968. They were used for air observation and liaison duties. No replacements were obtained.

Key Dates:
16 February 1881		Forerunner of modern Army created.
6 August 1944		Luxembourg Brigade lands in Normandy to support liberation of Belgium.
July 1945		Luxembourg Army re-established in the homeland.
1952		First aircraft acquired.
1968		Army aircraft sold.

Current Status:
Not applicable - no aircraft currently operated.

Future Plans:
Not applicable.

National Insignia:
The Piper Super Cubs carried a roundel consisting of a white disc with a wide blue border and a red lion in the centre. This was carried in the usual 6 positions (above and below each wing and on the fuselage sides). A fin flash of blue-white-red-white-blue diagonal stripes was also used. No service titles were carried.

Aircraft Serial Numbering System(s):
Luxembourg army aircraft carried civil aircraft registrations, e.g. LX-FAB.

Unit/Base Aircraft Code System(s):
Coding system not used

Aircraft Designation System(s):
None - Manufacturers designations used

Current Aircraft Inventory:
Not applicable.

All-Time Aircraft Used List:

Aircraft Type	Quantity	Service Entry	Retirement	Origin
Piper L-18C Super Cub	3	1952	1968	USA

Aircraft NOT Used:
No false reports of aircraft orders or deliveries known.

Main Headquarters:
Luxembourg.

Organisational Structure:
Not applicable.

Current Order of Battle:
Not applicable.

Historical Orders of Battle:
based where?

All-Time Flying Units List:
To be added.

Current Air Bases:
Not applicable.

All-Time Air Bases Used List:
To be added.

Books:

Belgian Military Aviation 1945-1977 (MCP, 1977)

Magazines:

To be added.

Websites:

Official Luxembourg Army Website

wikipedia: Military of Luxembourg