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Picture of the Day 11/12/01

Is this strictly a warbird??
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By: Rabie - 12th December 2001 at 08:24

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hail to the bannana !!!

i love em!

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By: David J Burke - 11th December 2001 at 22:39

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I don’t think the is a strict definition of what represents a ‘warbird’ anywhere. It’s a generic term which can apply to a large number of aircraft or equally a small number depending on your quarms.
I for one believe the Bristol Freighter to be a ‘warbird’ if she is ex-military but few others would I am sure. It also brings in types like the Cessna T-41 Mescalero (172) which was used by the USAF
in the ‘states’.
The is no hard or fast rule – call it whatever you like (the Buccaneer) but I am sure you are preaching to a converted congregation already! She must be a ‘warbird’ !

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By: philo - 11th December 2001 at 22:13

RE: Picture of the Day 11/12/01

This was taken at the end of the Gulf war at Brize Norton along with a load of other Gulf aircraft.
I cant remember the serial number, but she was called the ‘sea witch’ on the nose art and i have a feeling that she was preserved but again cant remember where.
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By: Ant.H - 11th December 2001 at 21:56

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Another great pic Philo!Perhaps not what I’d term a warbird,but still a classic piece of machinery in anyone’s book!When was this pic taken by the way?Has she been preserved?

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