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N-268, Hawker Hunter FGA.78, C/N: 8947
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N-268, Hawker Hunter FGA.78, c/n 8947, Hawker Hunter FGA78 at the Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, UK in 2010. Restored in Dutch Air Force colours, this aircraft also served with the Qatar Air Force as QA-10 and carried the manufacturers serial G-9-286.
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Hawker Hunter FGA78 at the Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington, UK in 2010. Restored in Dutch Air Force colours, this aircraft also served with the Qatar Air Force as QA-10 and carried the manufacturers serial G-9-286.
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Shot Date 2010-04-17
Airport EGYK
EGYK Airport
Upload Date 2010-05-06
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Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS 40D
Shutter Speed 1/200 sec
Aperture f/14
ISO 200
Focal Length 17 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Software Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 Windows
Dimensions 1024 × 683
Date Taken 2010-04-17 11:13:03
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N-268 @ X4EV - Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington - by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ X4EV
N-268 @ X4EV - Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington - by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ X4EV
N-268 @ EGYK - N-268 Hawker Hunter FGA78 RNethAF YAM - by PhilR
PhilR
@ EGYK
N-268 @ X4EV - Hunter FGA.78. The Museum's aircraft was originally a Mk 6, built under licence in Holland and served with the Royal Dutch Air Force before conversion to an FGA.78. It was with the Qatar Air Force for ten years, coming to the Museum in 1992. It is display - by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ X4EV
N-268 @ X4EV - Hunter FGA.78. The Museum's aircraft was originally a Mk 6, built under licence in Holland and served with the Royal Dutch Air Force before conversion to an FGA.78. It was with the Qatar Air Force for ten years, coming to the Museum in 1992. - by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ X4EV
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