Photo: RAAF F-111C on last journey to Wagga Wagga...

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Photo: RAAF F-111C on last journey to Wagga Wagga...

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What a shame!!! Wingless and noise free!!!! Barbarians!!!
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Bennie wrote:What a shame!!! Wingless and noise free!!!! Barbarians!!!
Agree, but at least better than buried!
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Gerard wrote:
Bennie wrote:What a shame!!! Wingless and noise free!!!! Barbarians!!!
Agree, but at least better than buried!
Perhaps that's the reason why they were called 'AARDvarks'... :shock:
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