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Picture of the Dassault Falcon (Mystere) 20DC aircraft

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More: UK - England, July 21, 2004
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G-FRAU (cn 97) I guess you'd call this a "well hung" Falcon, despite the registration suggesting its a German female!!! Not many exec jets around with wing hardpoints and and array of ordanance like that. The Falcon is actually used as a target simulator for air combat training
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A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu August 25, 2005:
Three Things appeal:
1, (and most important) The size of the aircraft in the frame. I Like to see what the picture is of.
2, The lighting. Although night shots can be atmospheric, I like to see the detail of the aircraft.
3, The subject. Anything a bit unusual, different, uncommon (although I operate from the same base as these a/c so they are not as unusual to me).

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