Aircraft WR963 — 1954 Avro 696 Shackleton AEW.2 Photo at EGQS

WR963, 1954 Avro 696 Shackleton AEW.2, C/N: Not found WR963
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Aircraft WR963, 1954 Avro 696 Shackleton AEW.2, c/n Not found WR963, Shackleton AEW.2 of 8 Squadron on practice approach to RAF Lossiemouth with engine number 4 feathered in September 1988., at EGQS, photo by Peter Nicholson
Shackleton AEW.2 of 8 Squadron on practice approach to RAF Lossiemouth with engine number 4 feathered in September 1988.
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Shot Date 1988-09-10
Airport EGQS
RAF Lossiemouth Airport, Lossiemouth, Moray United Kingdom
Upload Date 2010-03-15
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Aircraft WR963, Now preserved and cosmetically altered to represent a Shackleton MR.2, this AEW.2 of 8 Squadron was displayed at the 1979 Intnl Air Tattoo at RAF Greenham Common., at GREENHAM, photo by Peter Nicholson
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Aircraft WR963, All five visiting Shacks got a red nose during there visit as it was the annual Comic Relief 'Red nose day' the previous Friday., at EGCD, photo by vickersfour
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Aircraft WR963, Shackleton AEW.2 of 8 Squadron on a fly-past at RAF Lossiemouth in May 1989., at EGQS, photo by Peter Nicholson
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Aircraft WR963, At Airbase Museum at Coventry Airport, at EGBE, photo by Terry Fletcher
Terry Fletcher
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Aircraft WR963, At the 1979 International Air Tattoo Greenham Common, copied from slide, at EGVI, photo by kenvidkid
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Aircraft WR963, 1954 Avro 696 Shackleton AEW.2, c/n Not found WR963, Shackleton AEW.2 of 8 Squadron on practice approach to RAF Lossiemouth with engine number 4 feathered in September 1988., at EGQS, photo by Peter Nicholson
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