204

Aircraft:
Lockheed P-2H Neptune
Reg: 204 photos
Serial #:
7251
Airline: Netherlands - Navy
Photo Date: Apr 29, 2006
Uploaded: Oct 01, 2006
Cosford - EGWC, United Kingdom

Notes:

This Dutch Neptune is displayed at the RAF Museum, Cosford. The type was operated for a short time by the RAF, but none of its former machines were available for the museum and a Dutch example has been obtained on loan instead. The aircraft is unusual in having both propellor and jet powerplants.

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Apr 29, 2006

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Notes

This Dutch Neptune is displayed at the RAF Museum, Cosford. The type was operated for a short time by the RAF, but none of its former machines were available for the museum and a Dutch example has been obtained on loan instead. The aircraft is unusual in having both propellor and jet powerplants.