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Showing posts with label fighter plane. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fighter plane. Show all posts

Monday, April 12, 2010

Top 10 Low Pass Flybys

This one will knock the socks off of aviation buffs!


Sunday, March 7, 2010

Friday, February 19, 2010

For the Sabre Jet Jocks

Here's a couple of pages from the defunct RCAF magazine "The Roundel" dealing with the Sabre jet era.
The 1st may have a few familiar names (Richardson) for the 411 folks, as 411 pilots receive their Mach recognition. "Auxiliary" is what they called the Air Reserve then.
The 2nd piece is a tribute to the Sabre as it left service.

Click on a page to read it.




Sunday, February 7, 2010

ALS patient gets a ride on a fighter jet

Part of the earlier program in which a young family man with ALS gets another aviation wish fulfilled - here he goes for a flight aboard a high performance jet fighter.

Monday, January 18, 2010

Rare AVRO Arrow film

Here's Star Trek's "Scotty" (James Doohan) doing a rare TV production just before the Arrow was cancelled. James Doohan was still working in Canada at this time. He was a RCAF pilot during WW2 & was known as "Bad Boy Doohan", as he use to fly between telephone poles! This rare Avro Arrow film & others can be obtained from www.avroarrow.org

Saturday, January 2, 2010

445 Squadron France CF100's

Great clip for Clunks!

Rare CF100 Canuck Clip

Here's a rare bit from AVRO for fans of the "Clunk" or "Lead Sled".
The entire video, as well as a collection on the Avro Arrow, can be obtained from www.avroarrow.org

Friday, January 1, 2010

CF101 Voodoo Aerobatic Team 1977

Where were you when Voodoos flew? If you recall the days of 101's at Bagotville or Chatham, then this one's for you!

Thursday, December 31, 2009

CF100 Clunk project by Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum

This "Clunk" I knew well - standing for years on a pedestal beside the RCAFA Club at Hamilton Airport. Well in late October 2009, it was removed from its perch - apparently to be restored & added to the CWH Museum!

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