WK635

Aircraft:
De Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk T.10
Reg: WK635 photos
Serial #:
C1/0650
Airline: United Kingdom - Royal Navy
Photo Date: Jan 28, 1986
Uploaded: Apr 13, 2009
Yeovilton - EGDY, United Kingdom

Notes:

Chipmunks were used extensively by the Royal Navy for elementary training. This one is seen here in the Heron Flight hangar on a stormy day in January 1986. It was delivered to the RAF in 1952 & transferred from RAF Bomber Command, Waddington, to the Navy in 1971. It was sold off in 1994 & is currently in storagein the USA registered N546PU. (New to the database)(Thanks to Lt Cdr Tony White for the station tour)(Pentax 35mm; colour print film; Canon 8800F scanner)

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Jan 28, 1986

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Chipmunks were used extensively by the Royal Navy for elementary training. This one is seen here in the Heron Flight hangar on a stormy day in January 1986. It was delivered to the RAF in 1952 & transferred from RAF Bomber Command, Waddington, to the Navy in 1971. It was sold off in 1994 & is currently in storagein the USA registered N546PU. (New to the database)(Thanks to Lt Cdr Tony White for the station tour)(Pentax 35mm; colour print film; Canon 8800F scanner)