A-517

Aircraft:
FMA IA-58A Pucará
Reg: A-517 photos
Serial #:
014
Airline: Argentina - Air Force
Photo Date: Jul 10, 1983
Uploaded: Feb 08, 2008
Other Location - Goose Green Airstrip, Falkland Islands

Notes:

Damaged in a Sea Harrier attack, it was then used as a decoy for the rest of the war, being attacked several times more. Afterwards it was registered as G-BLRP (since cancelled) and supposedly shipped to the UK in a container. Does anybody know where the aircraft is today?

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by Ian Howat
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Damaged in a Sea Harrier attack, it was then used as a decoy for the rest of the war, being attacked several times more

Ian Howat A-517

5,290 0 0 FMA IA-58A Pucará

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A-527 - FMA IA-58A Pucará - Argentina - Air Force

The aircraft took a direct hit from a cluster bomb whilst taxying for take-off, dropped from a Sea Harrier

Ian Howat A-527

4,816 0 0 FMA IA-58A Pucará

A-506 - FMA IA-58A Pucará - Argentina - Air Force

Damaged during the war by a Sea Harrier attack, it was then used as a decoy

Ian Howat A-506

5,968 1 0 FMA IA-58A Pucará

Damaged in a Sea Harrier attack, it was then used as a decoy for the rest of the war, being attacked several times more

Ian Howat A-517

5,290 0 0 FMA IA-58A Pucará

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17-46033 - Boeing KC-46A Pegasus - United States - US Air Force (USAF)

Parked up in the sunshine after arriving the previous night

Ian Howat 17-46033

428 2 0 Boeing KC-46A Pegasus

194 - CASA CN-235M-300 - France - Air Force

Taxying for departure back home after a fuel stop en-route from Iceland

Ian Howat 194

873 2 0 CASA CN-235M-300

HB-FWU - Pilatus PC-12 NGX - Pilatus Aircraft

Taxying for departure back home after a fuel stop

Ian Howat HB-FWU

471 0 0 Pilatus PC-12 NGX

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Photo Date

Jul 10, 1983

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Feb 08, 2008

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Notes

Damaged in a Sea Harrier attack, it was then used as a decoy for the rest of the war, being attacked several times more. Afterwards it was registered as G-BLRP (since cancelled) and supposedly shipped to the UK in a container. Does anybody know where the aircraft is today?