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G-BKRN, 1952 Beech D18S, C/N: CA-75
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Aircraft G-BKRN, 1952 Beech D18S, c/n CA-75, Beech D18S. At the time this photograph was taken, in 1987, it was in the hands of the Vintage Aircraft Team at Cranfield who preserved it in the condition shown until it was purchased in 1996 for restoration to flying condition by Beech Restorations., at EGTC, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Beech D18S. At the time this photograph was taken, in 1987, it was in the hands of the Vintage Aircraft Team at Cranfield who preserved it in the condition shown until it was purchased in 1996 for restoration to flying condition by Beech Restorations.
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Shot Date 1987-07-00
Airport EGTC
Cranfield Airport, Cranfield, Central Bedfordshire United Kingdom
Upload Date 2009-10-29
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Dimensions 1027 × 697
Date Taken 2005-04-23 10:00:47
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Aircraft G-BKRN, at the Cold War Jets open day, Bruntingthorpe, at X3BR, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ X3BR
Aircraft G-BKRN, at the Cold War Jets open day, Bruntingthorpe, at X3BR, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ X3BR
Aircraft G-BKRN, 1952 Beech D18S, c/n: CA-75 outside Beech Restorations at Bruntingthorpe, photo by Terry Fletcher
Terry Fletcher
Aircraft G-BKRN, at the Cold War Jets open day, Bruntingthorpe, at X3BR, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ X3BR
Aircraft G-BKRN, at the Cold War Jets open day, Bruntingthorpe, at X3BR, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ X3BR
Aircraft G-BKRN, 1952 Beech D18S, c/n CA-75, Beech D18S. At the time this photograph was taken, in 1987, it was in the hands of the Vintage Aircraft Team at Cranfield who preserved it in the condition shown until it was purchased in 1996 for restoration to flying condition by Beech Restorations., at EGTC, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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