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G-BUKY, 1952 Canadian Car & Foundry T-6H Harvard Mk.4M, C/N: CCF4-464
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Aircraft G-BUKY, 1952 Canadian Car & Foundry T-6H Harvard Mk.4M, c/n CCF4-464, CCF T-6J Harvard Mk4 at Breighton Airfield in April 2010., at EGBR, photo by Malcolm Clarke
CCF T-6J Harvard Mk4 at Breighton Airfield in April 2010.
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Shot Date 2010-04-17
Airport EGBR
Breighton Airfield Airport, Selby, North Yorkshire United Kingdom
Upload Date 2010-06-21
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon EOS 40D
Shutter Speed 1/125 sec
Aperture f/14
ISO 200
Focal Length 100 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1024 × 683
Date Taken 2010-04-17 13:48:34
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Aircraft G-BUKY, CCF T-6J Harvard Mk4 at Breighton Airfield, UK. As USN 52-8543., at EGBR, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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Aircraft G-BUKY, Canadian Car & Foundry T6 Harvard 4M from the Real Aeroplane Company at Breighton Airfield, August 2010., at EGBR, photo by Malcolm Clarke
Malcolm Clarke
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Aircraft G-BUKY, About to depart., at EGSH, photo by Graham Reeve
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Aircraft G-BUKY, Canadian Car & Foundry T-6H Harvard Mk.4M at The Real Aeroplane Company's Summer Fly-In, Breighton Airfield, August 2011., at EGBR, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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Aircraft G-BUKY, 1952 Canadian Car & Foundry T-6H Harvard Mk.4M, c/n CCF4-464, CCF T-6J Harvard Mk4 at Breighton Airfield in April 2010., at EGBR, photo by Malcolm Clarke
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