It was bought by Jerry Yagen for his Military Aircraft Museum
There is another one under rebuild at the Cambridge Bomber and Fighter Society (but it could be a replica)
It was bought by Jerry Yagen for his Military Aircraft Museum
There is another one under rebuild at the Cambridge Bomber and Fighter Society (but it could be a replica)
Yesterday I watched the film They Who Dare (1954) on Youtube which is about an SAS attack on a Greek island occupied by the Italians and Germans in 1942. They attacked two airfields in the film. I don’t know if it’;s based on a true story.
Anyway the aircraft in the film were lots of Savoia-Marchetti SM.79’s and the film credited thanks to the Lebanese Air Force. I wonder if any of these neat old bombers have survived in museums?
Yesterday I watched the film They Who Dare (1954) on Youtube which is about an SAS attack on a Greek island occupied by the Italians and Germans in 1942. They attacked two airfields in the film. I don’t know if it’;s based on a true story.
Anyway the aircraft in the film were lots of Savoia-Marchetti SM.79’s and the film credited thanks to the Lebanese Air Force. I wonder if any of these neat old bombers have survived in museums?
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