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XE683, 1956 Hawker Hunter F.51, C/N: 41H/680271
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Aircraft XE683, 1956 Hawker Hunter F.51, c/n 41H/680271, Hawker Hunter F51 (ex Danish AF E-409), painted and marked to represent an F Mk4 of the RAF at the City of Norwich Aviation Museum, photo by Ingo Warnecke
Hawker Hunter F51 (ex Danish AF E-409), painted and marked to represent an F Mk4 of the RAF at the City of Norwich Aviation Museum
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Ingo Warnecke's photo gallery  >  A/C at/in museums, gate guardians etc.  >  United Kingdom  >  Norwich Aviation Museum
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Shot Date 2010-07-29
Upload Date 2010-10-16
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EXIF Data
Camera Make FUJIFILM
Camera Model FinePix S9500
Shutter Speed 1/480 sec
Aperture f/3.3
ISO 80
Focal Length 9.3 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 72 × 3339
Date Taken 2010-07-29 12:17:42
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Aircraft XE683, Hawker Hunter F51 (ex Danish AF E-409), painted and marked to represent an F Mk4 of the RAF at the City of Norwich Aviation Museum, photo by Ingo Warnecke
Ingo Warnecke
Aircraft XE683, Preserved at the CoNAM, at EGSH, photo by N-A-S
N-A-S
@ EGSH
Aircraft XE683, Based on the F Mk. 4 this aircraft first flew in March 1956 and was delivered to Vaerlose in Denmark to serve with Esk 724 in the August. In December 1975, E-409 was bought back by Hawker Siddeley at Dunsfold, at EGSH, photo by chris hall
chris hall
@ EGSH
Aircraft XE683, at the City of Norwich Aviation Museum, at EGSH, photo by Chris Hall
Chris Hall
@ EGSH
Aircraft XE683, On display at the "City of Norwich Aviation Museum"., at EGSH, photo by Graham Reeve
Graham Reeve
@ EGSH
Aircraft XE683, 1956 Hawker Hunter F.51, c/n 41H/680271, Hawker Hunter F51 (ex Danish AF E-409), painted and marked to represent an F Mk4 of the RAF at the City of Norwich Aviation Museum, photo by Ingo Warnecke
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