Here you go, Lanc

• Feb 7, 2005

• #61

Nonskimmer

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cheddar cheese said:

The Eurofighter is brilliant...doesnt really need a pilot though

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It's about time they started producing that thing! It's been in the works long enough!

 

• Feb 7, 2005

• #62

plan_D

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The Typhoon is already equipping the 17th and 29th Air Defence Squadrons. 54, 16 and 6 Strike Squadrons still fly the GR.3 Jaguar, as well as 41 Recce Squadron flying GR.3/3A Jaguars. 39 Squadron still flies Canberras.

 

• Feb 8, 2005

• #63

the lancaster kicks ass

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the 17th and 29th are reserve squadrons though, and a while back 39Sqn lost their two seat canberra so they have nothing to train pilots on for now...............

 

• Feb 8, 2005

• #64

plan_D

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They're not reserve squadrons, they're just training on the Typhoon.

 

• Feb 8, 2005

• #65

Nonskimmer

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Who wants more post-war RCAF Lancs?
No one? Too bad, here's a few more!

Oops!!

Undergoing restoration, early 1980's.

 

• Feb 8, 2005

• #66

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Medvedya

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That one's the flyer isn't it?

Very nice pictures - be sure to put them all into the 'post war' album. 8)

 

• Feb 8, 2005

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• #67

evangilder

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Nice shots, NS!

 

• Feb 15, 2005

• #68

cheddar cheese

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Yeah good pics 8)

 

• Feb 15, 2005

• #69

the lancaster kicks ass

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anyone want some links to websites bout canadian lancs??

 

• Feb 15, 2005

• #70

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Medvedya said:

That one's the flyer isn't it?

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Actually no, I don't believe so. I'm pretty sure this particular one ended up as a static display at an airbase. In fact, I think it's the one at Greenwood, Nova Scotia.