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B-25D Mitchell "Grumpy": The Oldest B-25 in Operation on the Globe

"Grumpy" is a 1943 RCAF B-25D Mitchell. This plane was supplied to the Royal Canadian Air Force as KL161 during the war. Nowadays, plane is owned, operated, and flown by the Historic Flight Foundation at Paine Field in Everett, WA (KPAE). It is the oldest B-25 in operation on the globe. It wears...read more

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"S-Sugar", the Oldest Surviving RAF Lancaster Heavy Bomber

Lancaster B I R5868 "S-Sugar" is the oldest surviving Lancaster. This aircraft was the first RAF heavy bomber to complete 100 operations (going on to fly 137 sorties). It is on display at the RAF Museum, Hendon in 467 Sqn markings. Although surplus to requirements, the decision to...read more

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1942 RCAF Hawker Hurricane with Packard Merlin 29 engine for sale priced at £1,995,000

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Buy a Hawker Hurricane and therewith a magnificent piece of history: a 1942 Hawker (CC&F) Hurricane IIB, c/n R20023, G-HHII for a price of £1,995,000. No need to worry to be late for work ever again with a powerful Packard...read more

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For sale: Rare P-40M Kittyhawk represented as "Lulu Belle" USAAF CBI Theater, for just $1,895,000

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The P-40 Warhawk was not the best American fighter when the United States entered the World War II, but if it was the most numerous type available in large-scale production. The P-40 was among the most ubiquitous fighter plane. It was the third most-produced American...read more

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WWII Avro Lancaster Survivor from 428 "Ghost" Squadron Need Funds for its Restoration

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Avro Lancaster Mk.X KB882, production number 37183, rolled out of Victory Aircraft Limited in Malton, Ontario, Canada on November 3, 1944. This WW2 Bomber is a National Treasure - an example of Canadian engineering, manufacturing and determination to do...read more

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Rare WWII Colour Film of the Avro Lancaster Bomber

The Lancasters shown in the clip are the BII, with the Bristol Hercules radial engine. 300 BIIs were built by Armstrong Whitworth and were used mostly by Canadian squadrons in 6 Group.

The aircraft’s Squadron can be indentified by their call sign letters. 426 Squadron’s letters were “OW”...read more

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Vintage Lancaster bomber coming to Edmonton

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After service in Europe, flying over the dangerous skies of Europe in the Second World War, this aircraft was modified to map the Canadian Arctic, reports CBC News....read more

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Avro Lancaster Bomber - Rare WWII Colour Film of the Lancaster

The Lancasters shown in the clip are the BII, with the Bristol Hercules radial engine. 300 BIIs were built by Armstrong Whitworth and were used mostly by Canadian squadrons in 6 Group.

The aircraft’s Squadron can be indentified by their call sign letters. 426 Squadron’s letters were “OW”...read more

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BlitzoCast 005 – Aviones de leyenda – Handley Page Halifax

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Esto es BlitzoCast. No es HistoCast pero casi. En este podcast hablaremos de uno de los aviones que ayudó a doblegar al III Reich participando en alguna de las misiones de bombardeo mas trascendentales, el Handley Page Halifax, para ello contamos con David (@deividnagan). read more

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