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WK118, English Electric Canberra TT.18, C/N: R3/EA3/6632
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Aircraft WK118, English Electric Canberra TT.18, c/n R3/EA3/6632, English Electric Canberra TT18. Opposite L to R are WH670, WP515, WJ567 & WH972. All from RAF No 100 Sqn, Wyton, at the Canberra 40th Anniversary Celebration Photocall at RAF Wyton in 1989., at EGUY, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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English Electric Canberra TT18. Opposite L to R are WH670, WP515, WJ567 & WH972. All from RAF No 100 Sqn, Wyton, at the Canberra 40th Anniversary Celebration Photocall at RAF Wyton in 1989.
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Shot Date 1989-05-12
Airport EGUY
RAF Wyton Airport, St Ives, England United Kingdom
Upload Date 2009-11-13
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Software Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 Windows
Dimensions 1024 × 683
Date Taken 2006-09-11 17:18:40
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Aircraft WK118, English Electric Canberra TT.18, c/n R3/EA3/6632, English Electric Canberra TT18. Opposite L to R are WH670, WP515, WJ567 & WH972. All from RAF No 100 Sqn, Wyton, at the Canberra 40th Anniversary Celebration Photocall at RAF Wyton in 1989., at EGUY, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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