Aircraft G-GONE — 1954 De Havilland (F+W Emmen) DH-112 Venom FB.50 Photo at EBUL

G-GONE, 1954 De Havilland (F+W Emmen) DH-112 Venom FB.50, C/N: 752
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Aircraft G-GONE, 1954 De Havilland (F+W Emmen) DH-112 Venom FB.50, c/n 752, Built by Pilatus as a FB.1 for the Swiss Air Force.Later became G-GONE privately owned by John Elsdon Davies seen at the Ursel airshow in july 1991., at EBUL, photo by Raymond De Clercq
Built by Pilatus as a FB.1 for the Swiss Air Force.Later became G-GONE privately owned by John Elsdon Davies seen at the Ursel airshow in july 1991.
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Airport EBUL
Ursel Air Base Airport, Ursel Belgium
Upload Date 2015-10-21
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Aircraft G-GONE, Former Swiss AF Venom FB50 (J-1542) recently repainted and operated by Gower Jets in the markings of 208 Squadron RAF with s/n WR470, at EGFH, photo by Roger Winser
Roger Winser
@ EGFH
Aircraft G-GONE, Gower Jets's Venom cartridge start. Note also Air Wales's newly delivered G-BVJP, re-registered G-TAWE on 17 March 2003., at EGFH, photo by Roger Winser
Roger Winser
@ EGFH
Aircraft G-GONE, Gower Jets's Venom returning to the apron after displaying with G-VENM at the Air Show in June 2003., at EGBP, photo by Roger Winser
Roger Winser
@ EGBP
Aircraft G-GONE, Gower Jets's Venom. Ex-Swiss Air Force J-1542 marked as WR470 of 208 Squadron RAF. Taxying for final flight from Swansea Airport., at EGFH, photo by Roger Winser
Roger Winser
@ EGFH
Aircraft G-GONE, WR470 (G-GONE) 1954 DH112 Venom FB1 IAT 07.87.jpg, at EGVA, photo by PhilR
PhilR
@ EGVA
Aircraft G-GONE, 1954 De Havilland (F+W Emmen) DH-112 Venom FB.50, c/n 752, Built by Pilatus as a FB.1 for the Swiss Air Force.Later became G-GONE privately owned by John Elsdon Davies seen at the Ursel airshow in july 1991., at EBUL, photo by Raymond De Clercq
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