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Low res view of David Freedman's DH-82A Tiger Moth VH-CXY (First Reg Aust 24Aug1961), at a Point Cook YMPC 'Fly-In' in Dec 1973. The 'Tiger-Schmitt' then had a 76 Sqn Black Panther head as Nose Art, and German Crosses have replaced the previous RAF style Roundel and 'Tri-Color' fin-flash. On 21Feb1970, I flew in VH-CXY during a 9.4 hour 'Ferry Flight' from Canberra YSCB to Parafield YPPF, South Aust. The owner, David Freedman, a 5 Sqn Huey Pilot, had been posted to 9 Sqn Vietnam and couldn't ferry the aircraft himself. Apologies for low quality of this 1973 photo. This aircraft (Cn LES-10) was re-numbered as Cn DHA833 on arrival in Australia and flew as RAAF Serial A17-668. Ref: ADF-Serials.

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Rare 'Wing View' of RAAF Fairbairn Canberra YSCB, taken from DH-82A Tiger Moth VH-CXY over Rwy 12 on 22Aug1969, as a rainstorm approaches from the North

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Low Res Stbd side view of Private DH-82A Tiger Moth VH-CXY (Cn LES10, First Civil Reg Aust 24Aug1961), taking off at Casey Airfield, Berwick on 06May1973

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Low res view of David Freedman's DH-82A Tiger Moth VH-CXY (First Reg Aust 24Aug1961), at a Point Cook YMPC 'Fly-In' in Dec 1973. The 'Tiger-Schmitt' then had a 76 Sqn Black Panther head as Nose Art, and German Crosses have replaced the previous RAF style Roundel and 'Tri-Color' fin-flash. On 21Feb1970, I flew in VH-CXY during a 9.4 hour 'Ferry Flight' from Canberra YSCB to Parafield YPPF, South Aust. The owner, David Freedman, a 5 Sqn Huey Pilot, had been posted to 9 Sqn Vietnam and couldn't ferry the aircraft himself. Apologies for low quality of this 1973 photo. This aircraft (Cn LES-10) was re-numbered as Cn DHA833 on arrival in Australia and flew as RAAF Serial A17-668. Ref: ADF-Serials.

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VH-CXY - De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth - Temora Aviation Museum

Rear Portside view of immaculate DH-82A Tiger Moth VH-CXY (Cn LES10), on display in the Temora Aviation Museum (TAM) hangar, Temora Airport YTEM, on 01Apr2023

Wal Nelowkin VH-CXY
1,053 2 1 De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth
VH-CXY - De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth - Private

Rare 'Wing View' of RAAF Fairbairn Canberra YSCB, taken from DH-82A Tiger Moth VH-CXY over Rwy 12 on 22Aug1969, as a rainstorm approaches from the North

Wal Nelowkin VH-CXY
1,350 0 0 De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth
VH-CXY - De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth - Private

Low Res Stbd side view of Private DH-82A Tiger Moth VH-CXY (Cn LES10, First Civil Reg Aust 24Aug1961), taking off at Casey Airfield, Berwick on 06May1973

Wal Nelowkin VH-CXY
1,499 0 0 De Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth
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