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Originally posted by Daedalus3
Yep..
You can see some of em' on Google Earth at 28 Deg 25' 24.98" N , 79 Deg 26' 05.83" E.
Planeman, I presume your Sqdrn knowledge of the Canberras (Lynxes) means that yuo've begun a google review of the IAF?
Originally posted by waynos
The prototype BUFF hadn't even flown when the Canberra entered squadron service.
However if current plans are adhered to the BUFF will pass the Canberra's record by quite a wide margin before it is retire too.
Anyone know what the oldest aircraft still in military service is? The DC-3 flew in 1935, does any air force still operate them?
Originally posted by waynos
The prototype BUFF hadn't even flown when the Canberra entered squadron service.
However if current plans are adhered to the BUFF will pass the Canberra's record by quite a wide margin before it is retire too.