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N181MH, 1951 Beech C-45H Expeditor, C/N: AF-29
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Aircraft N181MH, 1951 Beech C-45H Expeditor, c/n AF-29, 1951 Beech C45-H EXPEDITOR converted from USAF T-11 KANSAN trainer, two P&W R-985-AN-5 Wasp Jr. 450 Hp each, at NTD, photo by Doug Robertson
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1951 Beech C45-H EXPEDITOR converted from USAF T-11 KANSAN trainer, two P&W R-985-AN-5 Wasp Jr. 450 Hp each
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Shot Date 2010-08-07
Airport NTD
NAS Point Mugu (Naval Base Ventura County) Airport, Point Mugu, California United States
Upload Date 2010-08-14
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EXIF Data
Camera Make Canon
Camera Model Canon PowerShot A720 IS
Shutter Speed 1/800 sec
Aperture f/4
ISO 80
Focal Length 11.5 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1600 × 1200
Date Taken 2010-08-07 10:04:46
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Aircraft N181MH, Taken at the Naval Air Facility Air Show in El Centro, California., at KNJK, photo by eldancer1
eldancer1
@ KNJK
Aircraft N181MH, N181MH Beech C-45H, c/n: AF-29 @ KSUU, at KSUU, photo by JAWS
JAWS
@ KSUU
Aircraft N181MH, 1951 Beech C-45H EXPEDITOR converted from USAF T-11 KANSAN trainer. Never a US Navy aircraft, Some USN Beech 18s were RC-45Js and TC-45Js. Most were SNBs or JRBs. Two P&W R-985-AN-3 Wasp Jr. 450 Hp each., at NTD, photo by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
@ NTD
Aircraft N181MH, 1951 Beech C-45H conversion from USAF T-11 Kansan. Two P&W R-985-AN-3 Wasp Jr. 450 Hp each. Never a US Navy aircraft but marked as such., at NTD, photo by Doug Robertson
Doug Robertson
@ NTD
Aircraft N181MH, cactus fly in, at KCGZ, photo by olivier Cortot
olivier Cortot
@ KCGZ
Aircraft N181MH, 1951 Beech C-45H Expeditor, c/n AF-29, 1951 Beech C45-H EXPEDITOR converted from USAF T-11 KANSAN trainer, two P&W R-985-AN-5 Wasp Jr. 450 Hp each, at NTD, photo by Doug Robertson
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