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• Jan 19, 2015

• #481

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Yup, that's low
Any more info on the location?

 

• Jan 19, 2015

• #482

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Top shot!

 

• Jan 19, 2015

• #483

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From memory, the Mosquito is doing a low pass at Seletar.

 

• Jan 19, 2015

• #484

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Airframes said:

From memory, the Mosquito is doing a low pass at Seletar.

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I thought it might be the Far East, Malayan emergency I guess.

 

• Jan 19, 2015

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I've got the pic in at least three 'Mossie' books, so I'll check it out and see what info is given. I think it was possibly a 'farewell' flight, when the Mosquito was retiring, so possibly after the Malayan emergency.

 

• Jan 19, 2015

• #486

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What I've found so far (haven't checked the other books yet) is that the Mosquito is RG177, a PR34A of 81 Sqn, flown by Flt. Sgt. Anderson, at Seletar in May 1953.

 

• Jan 19, 2015

• #487

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• Jan 20, 2015

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Airframes said:

From memory, the Mosquito is doing a low pass at Seletar.

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Yep.. Terry is right. It's the Mosquito PR.34 RG177 piloted by Flt Sgt Anderson, with the Nav, Martin French , Seletar, May 1953.

The another shot of her found via the net....

 

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• Jan 22, 2015

• #489

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Picking coconuts...http://theaviationist.com/2015/01/22/kenyan-f-5-low-pass/

 

• Jan 22, 2015

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Nice.

And here the next one...

 

• Jan 24, 2015

• #491

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VF-15 F6F-3 on the flight deck of Hornet (CV-12), the section of fuselage located behind the cockpit buckled after a very hard landing on board the carrier on January 22, 1944.

 

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• Jan 24, 2015

• #492

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Looks like he just dropped on the flight deck. WOW!

 

• Jan 24, 2015

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Pfff, so much for Grumman build quality

 

• Jan 24, 2015

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Looks like they've over-painted a June-September '43 style insignia (red outline style) on the fuselage...

 

• Jan 24, 2015

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Pity they can't overpaint that creased fuselage - "Damage? What damage Sir? Looks good as new to me."

 

• Jan 24, 2015

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Pilot looks like he's checking his shorts to make sure everything is okay before deplaning.

Geo

 

• Jan 24, 2015

• #497

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Sorry if this has already been posted. IAe 35 Huanquero in various forms.

 

• Jan 24, 2015

• #498

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Great shot!

 

• Jan 24, 2015

• #499

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Now that's cool!!!!!

 

• Jan 24, 2015

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rochie said:

Pfff, so much for Grumman build quality

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coulda been worse!