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Of course if you knew that it was powered by Rolls Royce it would help i think the Red Arrows followed suit with the red shortly after the Red Knights performances in Europe
 
No its a Canadian T33 or Tbird it was Rolls Royce nene powered and was a little faster climbed faster and cruised better then the more powerful Allison powered US version . The Red Knight with the red scheme was a solo display that was a staple at smaller airshows that couldn't arrange for the other larger formations
 
Okay. For those of us who love the 757 and her pretty legs, this has to be one of the most B-E-A-U-tiful turboprops ever made. And I do love turboprops. And such long legs. Pretty.
 

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Those did not do it justice. How about these...
 

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