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Indeed, there will not be many occasions where three CN-235s are simultanuously started up and taxied...GoldenEagle wrote:Photo 6 is quite impressive!
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That's what I meant.Ronny wrote:It is 401. I checked the c/n myself last week.
Also on base where a Cap 10 with code VT and an Alouette 2, both in a hangar.
Gr. Ronny
It was a practice flight for the 14 July parade.Stratofreighter wrote:Indeed, there will not be many occasions where three CN-235s are simultanuously started up and taxied...GoldenEagle wrote:Photo 6 is quite impressive!
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Here it is, number 401:AndyMarden wrote:Interesting photos from a rarely visited base.
Did you see or photograph the preserved CM.170 please? It has not yet been identified!
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Andy Marden
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