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ID: 1019340		Views: 708		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Saunders-Roe Saro Skeeter AOP12 Aircraft Reg: XL762 MSN / CN: S2/5074 Operator: National Museum of Flight Picture Category: Military Helicopter / Preserved		Location: East Fortune Country: UK - Scotland Date: 20th January 2007

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						Mercury Aviation Contact Mercury Aviation

Large Picture				Comments: Built in 1958 and appeared on the Saro stand at Farnborough that year, before going on to serve with the British Army Air Corps at Middle Wallop

ID: 1019339		Views: 407		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Fairchild Bolingbroke IVT Aircraft Reg: 9940 Operator: National Museum of Flight Picture Category: Bomber / Stored		Location: East Fortune Country: UK - Scotland Date: 20th January 2007

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						Mercury Aviation Contact Mercury Aviation

Large Picture				Comments: The RAF's first all-metal monoplane bomber, built in 1936. The Fairchild Bolingbroke was a Canadian-built version of the Blenheim IV. This aircraft was a target tug with Canada's Royal Air Force, based at Strathallan, registered RCAF 9940. Thanks to Joe McD for the updated info

ID: 1019338		Views: 387		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: General Aircraft GAL-42 Cygnet II Aircraft Reg: G-AGBN MSN / CN: GAL/42/111 Operator: National Museum of Flight Picture Category: General Purpose Aircraft / Preserved		Location: East Fortune Country: UK - Scotland Date: 20th January 2007

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						Mercury Aviation Contact Mercury Aviation

Large Picture				Comments: The Cygnet II was the first British all-metal monoplane, with tricycle undercarriage and covered cabin. Nine were built but only two survive; the other is in Argentina

ID: 1019336		Views: 427		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Druine D-31 Turbulent Aircraft Reg: G-AVPC MSN / CN: PFA 544 Operator: National Museum of Flight Picture Category: Light Aircraft / Preserved		Location: East Fortune Country: UK - Scotland Date: 20th January 2007

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						Mercury Aviation Contact Mercury Aviation

Large Picture				Comments: 1950s homebuild aircraft, using a 1500cc VW engine

ID: 1019335		Views: 318		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Kay Gyroplane Type 33/1 Aircraft Reg: G-ACVA Operator: National Museum of Flight Picture Category: Autogyro / Preserved		Location: East Fortune Country: UK - Scotland Date: 20th January 2007

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						Mercury Aviation Contact Mercury Aviation

Large Picture				Comments: -

ID: 1019334		Views: 321		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: De Havilland DH-115 Sea Vampire T.22 Aircraft Reg: XA109 MSN / CN: 15207 Operator: National Museum of Flight Picture Category: Trainer / Preserved		Location: East Fortune Country: UK - Scotland Date: 20th January 2007

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						Mercury Aviation Contact Mercury Aviation

Large Picture				Comments: Britain's second jet plane, it first flew in 1943. It was the first jet aircraft to operate from the deck of an aircraft carrier. The fuselage was plywood but the wings and tail booms were metal

ID: 1019333		Views: 352		Aircraft		Location & Date

				Type: Percival P.56 Provost T.1 Aircraft Reg: WV493 Code Number: 29 MSN / CN: PAC/56/056 Operator: National Museum of Flight Picture Category: Trainer / Preserved		Location: East Fortune Country: UK - Scotland Date: 20th January 2007

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						Mercury Aviation Contact Mercury Aviation

Large Picture				Comments: G-BDYG



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