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Photo ID: 1607158
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J-1753 (cn 923) Diorama at the Airforce Center in Dübendorf. Displayed is the Venom with two mannequins changing the turbojet engine surrounded by original ancilliary vehicles. Underneath the aircraft are displayed the complete set of arsenal this jet could carry for its various missions. |
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Photo ID: 1506808
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Photo ID: 1376702
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J-1758 (cn 928) One of Europe's most spectacular gate-guards now welcomes visitors to the Grove Technology Park. The site of the former RAF Grove (closed in the 1960s) is now owned by Robert Lamplough, and his genorosity has created this amazing tribute. Lamplough is himself a Spitfire pilot. This site is now home to the Williams F1 team. Painted in false RAF 145 squadron markings, this is actually ex-Swiss AF J-1758 (later N203DM, G-BLSD). |
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Photo ID: 1348736
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G-BLKA / WR410 (cn 431) Ex Swiss Air Force J-1790 and now preserved in the Mosquito Aircraft Museum at Salisbury Hall in England. |
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Photo ID: 1299971
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G-BLKA / WR410 (cn 431) The aircraft is carring a fictitious serial. Built in 1957 it was formerly J-1790 with the Swiss Air Force and it is now preserved in the Mosquito Aircraft Museum at Salisbury Hall in England. |
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Photo ID: 1252796
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Photo ID: 1213260
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J-1798 (cn 968) Canon EOS 20D + Canon EF 17-40 F4 L USM |
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Photo ID: 1213041
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J-1704 (cn 874) With no suitable RAF version available, the RAF Museum acquired a Swiss Air Force Venom to represent the type in their collection. |
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Photo ID: 1199668
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J-1790 (cn 431) A Swiss-built Venom which served with the Swiss Air Force as J-1790. After retirement the civil registration G-VENM was reserved but never taken up. Later flown on the airshow circuit as G-BLKA (painted with RAF markings as 'WR410'). She's gradually being restored here at the DeHavilland Aircraft Heritage Centre, slowly re-acquiring her original Swiss markings. |
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Photo ID: 1132068
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Photo ID: 1028771
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Photo ID: 1026025
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J-1753 (cn 923) A great diorama at the Airforce Centre Dubendorf, with two mannequins changing the de Havilland Ghost turbojet engine on this absolutely immaculate Venom, complete with accurate ancilliary vehicles and arsenal of 60lb missiles. Superb! |
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Photo ID: 1018760
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J-1790 (cn 431) Built under de Havilland license by EKW (Federal Aircraft Factory) in Switzerland in 1957 and served with the Swiss Air Force as J-1790. Later operated on the airshow circuit, flown out of Cranfield by Sandy Topen. At that time she was registered as G-BLKA and painted as WR410 of the Royal Air Force. Acquired by the de Havilland Aircraft Museum and re-assembled just a few weeks prior to this image being taken. Note the quirky mix of Swiss AF and RAF panels at this time. |
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Photo ID: 1004458
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G-BLKA / WR410 (cn 431) Photographed infront of the British Aerospace hangars & Control Tower, The airfield closed in 1993 |
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Photo ID: 0963761
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J-1704 (cn 874) A Swiss built Venom at the Aerospace Museum, RAF Cosford during Cosford 95. |
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