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Post by Deleted on Jan 4, 2010 0:09:47 GMT 1
Hi folks, A few photos from the Silver Jubilee Air Tattoo and NATO Tiger Meet at Greenham Common, 26th June 1977. More when I find/scan them. Cheers, Dave Australian Navy A-4G Skyhawks N13 155051/870 and N13 155061/874, plus Sea King Mk.50 N16 125/10 from HMAS Melbourne French Air Force Super Mystere B2 156/12-YK in "Tiger Meet" cols USAF 355TFW Fairchild A-10A 75-293/DM Belgian Air Force F-104 Starfighters FX-81 and FX67 get airborne USN EA-6B Prowler 158802 AB:612 VAQ-133 USS John F Kennedy USN Lockheed S-3A Viking 159756 AB:705 VS-32 USS John F Kennedy USN LTV A-7B Corsair II 154375 AB:407 VF-72 USS John F Kennedy Ill-fated P-51 Mustang I-BILL, which crashed in Germany a short time later, killing owner/pilot O.A. Haydon-Baillie
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Post by elevation76 on Jan 9, 2010 0:37:52 GMT 1
Hi,Dave,the A-10 shot is carrying '44' digits on the engine pod.Was this in any way related to the Paris airshow?Or am I barking up the wrong tree?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 9, 2010 8:54:13 GMT 1
Hi,Dave,the A-10 shot is carrying '44' digits on the engine pod.Was this in any way related to the Paris airshow?Or am I barking up the wrong tree? Yes you are right, it was it's Paris airshow number. Cheers, Dave
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Post by ronturner on Jan 9, 2010 10:53:33 GMT 1
Thanks to all who posted photos on these Greenham Common threads. Real airshows, real aeroplanes, fantastic memories. Ron
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Post by Deleted on Jan 9, 2010 16:20:59 GMT 1
Here are some more:- French Navy Alize No.51 Portugese AF Asas de Portugal Cessna T-37s USAF B-52G 76484 Belgian AF Mirage VBA BA-63 Canadian AF CP-107 Argus 10736 Canadian AF CP-107 Argus 10736 Spanish AF CASA 212 Aviocar T12B-32/741-32 RAF Jaguar GR1 XX750/22
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2010 20:45:45 GMT 1
Nice shots Dave,
The one of the CP-107 was very interesting as I've never seen a photo of one before. It stuck out as it looks to be a Britannia or CL-44 conversion. However, on investigation it turns out to be neither, although it is a derivative of the Bristol Britannia. 33 were built between 1957 and 60 and retired from service in 1982, so didn't last as long as the other two.
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Post by gwoof on Jan 11, 2010 23:30:20 GMT 1
One off the Photobus:
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