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Photo ID: 1068849
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A84-238 (cn 38) (Del 11/56) mounted on poles alongside the Cunningham Highway at Willowbank in South East Queensland (5mins from RAAF Amberley). Another Canberra (A84-248) lies in a paddock about 20 metres away. This Canberra saw service in Vietnam while flying with 2SQN as part of the USAF 35th Tactical Fighter Wing. The aircraft was sold to its current owners, the Willowbank Caravan Park, in June 1986. The aircraft is also home to hundreds of birds, some of which you can see departing on a mission! |
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Photo ID: 1068848
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VH-ROL (cn 15062354) (Built 1965) tied down and going nowhere on what was a rather windy day. |
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Photo ID: 1068847
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Photo ID: 1068846
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15250 (cn 0170) Two of the "Asas de Portugal" team. |
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Photo ID: 1068845
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Photo ID: 1068844
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EC-JRL (cn 30568/793) Not the prettiest hybrid with the tail hastily painted over to cover the former FRAM colors. |
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Photo ID: 1068843
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NX17YB / 17 (cn 1C1613) David Burdine's baby. This jet was built for Polish Air Force as Lim 5R in PZL Mielec in 60's. Now we can see him in great shows over the US. Southern Wisconsin AirsFest 2006. |
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Photo ID: 1068842
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N213BB Prepared to show provided by Susan Dacy at Southern Wisconsin AirFest. Aircraft owner : S Dacy Enterprises Inc. |
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Photo ID: 1068841
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Photo ID: 1068840
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Photo ID: 1068839
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C-122 (cn 191-699) The Argentine Air Force incorporated 28 surplus Sabres in the 1960’s. Based in the 4th Air Brigade in Mendoza, they remained in active duty until 1986. Argentine Sabres saw action in helping to foil an April 1962 coup attempt against the established government. The FAA Sabres attacked the Navy base at Punta Indio and destroyed a Navy C-54 on the ground, helping to quench the coup. The F-86F was fitted with a 10,000 lbf (44 kN) thrust J47-27 engine. |
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Photo ID: 1068838
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PGH-05 (cn 89-0107S) Fake registration. According to Gabriel Pavlovcic her real reg. was H-20. She flew in the 7th Air Brigade until she was written off following an engine fire. Now she rests as gate guardian in MOR. |
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Photo ID: 1068837
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BS-02 (cn G-64) Between 1962 and 1963 three Albatross were purchased by the Argentine Air Force. They flew until 1977. The one pictured was used on 12. January 1972 for the first LADE commercial flight to Stanley, Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas). Thanks to Gabriel Pavlovcic for the info. |
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Photo ID: 1068836
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T-42 (cn 10346) Preserved at the National Museum of Aviation. As at the end of the Fokker F27s production, 786 units had been built (including 206 in the USA by Fairchild), which makes it the most successful turboprop airliner of all time. |
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Photo ID: 1068835
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TA-05 (cn 19965) Former Compañía Argentina de Navegación Dodero LV-ABF, registered in 1946 (previously USAF 43-15499 and NC65283). She also wore the AF reg. T-89 and T-05. On 04. November 1965 this a/c reached the South Pole, escorted by two De Havilland DHC-02 Beaver (reg. P-05 & P-06). She flew more than 200 hrs. in Antarctica altogether. At a certain time she was fitted with a 880 lbf thrust Marbore turbojet engine to improve her takeoff performances on icy/snowy terrain. Since 1970 at the National Museum of Aviation. |
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