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Sea Kings return to flight

Former Royal Navy Sea King HU5 XV666 carrying out ground runs at RNAS Culdrose in preparation for its return to flight. Most of its military markings are removed but it retains its SAR colour scheme. Royal Navy/RNAS Culdrose TWO RETIRED former Fleet Air Arm Sea King HU5s are being returned to flight in order to train aircrew for the German Marineflieger (German Naval Aviation), which has a fleet of 21 Sea King Mk41s. The Royal Navy announced on July 27

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