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  • in reply to: WORLD AIR FORCE ROUNDELS #2228486
    KERVYN
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    in reply to: Small Air Forces Thread #16 #2228826
    KERVYN
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    Even our BAF is a serious one… and perfectionist when necessary !!

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    wishing you ALL a good night ,

    friendly, Etienne

    in reply to: Small Air Forces Thread #16 #2228841
    KERVYN
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    Oh, Oh, Oh …… !!!! let’s be serious !!!

    greatly due to ….

    …………………due mainly to the MANY participants in this thread !!! ; 1071 replies & 126.697 views !!! 😉

    with many thanks to you ALL !!!!

    friendly, Etienne

    in reply to: Small Air Forces Thread #16 #2228980
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    a ROYAL NETHERLANDS novelty..

    a new(?) low-viz roundel in your collection, Gerard ? ;
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    ……………………. really hard to see here 🙂 ;
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    but better here (2009 ?) ;
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    friendly, Etienne

    in reply to: Small Air Forces Thread #16 #2228986
    KERVYN
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    One of our BAF Emb’s…

    but… a Emb-135 or … 145 😎
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    with best Belgian greetings,

    Etienne

    in reply to: Small Air Forces Thread #16 #2229008
    KERVYN
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    EXOTIC AIR FORCES …. of D.J.

    his most recent posts (& former ones..) can be seen globally here ; https://plus.google.com/110601662284184989655/posts

    with thanks to Dennis Jones

    friendly,

    Etienne

    in reply to: F-84F/RF-84F Photo Thread #939465
    KERVYN
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    the thread has NOT run its course here….

    let’s continue, e.g. with Taiwan ;
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    still searching for a good view of a Israeli one !!!

    friendly, Etienne

    in reply to: Seaplane Question #497376
    KERVYN
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    It would be interesting to know how many Gooses are still flying.

    INDEED, I’d like to know, also…

    according to wikipedia ;

    A total of 345 were built, with about 30 known to still be airworthy today (although approximately 60 are still on various civil registries, many of them are known to have crashed or been otherwise destroyed), most being in private ownership, some of them operating in modified forms

    friendly, Etienne

    in reply to: Small Air Forces Thread #16 #2230793
    KERVYN
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    BEFORE…. and … AFTER use !!

    These two Dorniers (Do-28 Skyservant) were delivered (in the late seventies) to the Kenyan A/F…
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    …………………………………… >>>> BUT:mad: I can’t find any pics of them during their A/F service …<<<<<

    just this 🙁 of a wreck ‘after use’ …:( …. http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmaviationimages/8251335564/

    friendly yours,
    Etienne

    in reply to: Small Air Forces Thread #16 #2230803
    KERVYN
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    I’ve searched, Gerard, to find the name of the bird on the Gyuana’s A/F logo ; it’s most probably a HOATZIN = the national bird of Gyuana.

    friendly, Etienne

    in reply to: Seaplane Question #497725
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    Over to … SEA BEE AIR !

    in fact, I was also wrong, because I didnt’ read the word ‘Widgeon’ in my text :stupid:

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    here you already find some other views of Goose’s… :http://www.airliners.net/search/photo.search?airlinesearch=Sea%20Bee%20Air&distinct_entry=true

    friendly, Etienne

    in reply to: Seaplane Question #497936
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    “THE” former Grumman Goose …

    at first the registration of the ECA one (built in 1944 ) ;
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    and, after ‘googeling ‘ a little bit, I’ve found this conclusion for the ZK -CFA ;

    Sorry to disappoint you, Mr Totty, about your youth memory ….

    G44-A WIDGEON C/N # 1439 ZK-CFA – KNOWN HISTORY

    Built as a civil WIDGEON, 1946, NC86613
    Sold to M. PRUYN, April 1946, N86613
    Sold to Rafael SANCHEZ, Havana, Cuba, CU-P-346 – date unknown
    Other details prior to 1962 – unknown
    Sold to Bill DANKO, Opa Locka, Florida, USA, April 5th 1962, N9096R
    Sold to NZ TOURIST AIR TRAVEL, Auckland New Zealand, July 26th 1963
    Converted to SUPER WIDGEON (260 HP Continenal IO-470-D engines) 1965
    Inherited by MOUNT COOK AIRLINES, Auckland New Zealand, December 31st 1967, ZK-CFA
    Inherited by SEA BEE AIR, Auckland, New Zealand, October 22nd 1976, ZK-CFA
    Transferred to SEA BEE AIR, Funafuti, Tuvalu, March 1980, ZK-CFA
    Returned to SEA BEE AIR, Auckland, New Zealand, August 1981, ZK-CFA
    Sold to Owen HARNISH/VINTAGE & AQUATIC AIRWAYS, Auckland, New Zealand, August 1994, ZK-CFA
    Leased to Grant HARNISH/SALT AIR, Paihia, Bay Of Islands, New Zealand, ZK-CFA – date unknown
    WITHDRAWN FROM SERVICE AND STORED AT PAIHIA, BAY OF ISLANDS, NEW ZEALAND, 2000

    friendly, Etienne

    in reply to: WORLD AIR FORCE ROUNDELS #2231884
    KERVYN
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    it’s an excellent idea, GERARD….!

    let’s continue with….. ‘SAO TOME & PRINCIPE” ;

    till now I remain convinced this roundel was never used ;
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    &, nearly 10 years ago somebody else wrote (fm flagspot.net ) ;

    Unknown Air Force symbols

    According to [cos98], reports (without an image) that only recently small number of aircraft was obtained and «there are reports of those being marked with a roundel version of the national flag: red, yellow and green with two black stars». I quite familliar with [cos98]’s phrase «there are reports» so I will consider those “reports” with utmost caution. What I have learned from the Russian Aviation site is that the «small number of aircrafts» is extacly one An-32. My guess that it fly with civil markings and maybe national flag as fin flash, but until someone will be there and take a photo of it, we will still be in the dark.
    Dov Gutterman, 16 Jun 2004

    impatient to know YOUR opinions…

    friendly, Etienne

    in reply to: Seaplane Question #498935
    KERVYN
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    Projects for this year !!!

    This seems to be the most recent ECA news ; http://www.ec-air.eu/en/home/

    Wishing much success for their Twin Otters, but :confused: maybe it will be the “Farewell” to their GOOSE :(:( :
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    ……………………………………and, 😡 just found this ; http://www.airliners.net/photo/Lake-LA-4-200-Buccaneer/2244028/L/&sid=d2287a2eaf3124eca4dd5da7883339f2

    friendly, Etienne

    in reply to: F-84F/RF-84F Photo Thread #951214
    KERVYN
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    Thanks for the info, Dave..

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    …………….http://www.acig.org/artman/publish/article_257.shtml

    friendly, Etienne

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