😉 I found this article in an old Flight magazine few years ago and glued into my scrap book, always though that could be a good subject for modeling or for talking about cooperation between Air Forces…
Does anyone as got any other exemple of Bi-Nationalized aircraft :confused:
Does someone know more about this aircraft and have other pictures 🙂
Best regards,
Olivier
By: T J Johansen - 23rd July 2005 at 17:42
John Bradshaw’s Fury has Australian insignia on the right side, Dutch on the left, Canadian on the underside of the wings, but can’t remember whats on the top? It does look good and I hope it stays in Europe. Unfortunately my lottery numbers didn’t come up today either, so I guess I won’t be getting a Fury next week…. :rolleyes: 😉
T J
By: Will J - 23rd July 2005 at 10:10
There is always the highly polished Sea Fury, now based at Bournemouth, that wears the markings of most of the major Sea Fury operators. (I guess they ran out of space for Pakistan, Cuba, Iraq etc…. 🙂 )
By: EHVB - 23rd July 2005 at 08:53
Couldn’t find it in the Dutch archives I checked for it. BW Roger
By: NC900 - 23rd July 2005 at 08:45
Is there really no other photograph around of this British/Dutch marked Seafury ?
regards,
Olivier
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