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XE531, 1956 Hawker Hunter T.12, C/N: 41H/679906
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Aircraft XE531, 1956 Hawker Hunter T.12, c/n 41H/679906, At the 1976 International Air Tattoo Greenham Common, copied from slide. This aircraft spent it's whole time at the R.A.E. it was fitted with a F-16 side stick controller and the two probes on the wings were linked directly to the auto-pilot. W/O 17/03/8, at EGVI, photo by kenvidkid
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At the 1976 International Air Tattoo Greenham Common, copied from slide. This aircraft spent it's whole time at the R.A.E. it was fitted with a F-16 side stick controller and the two probes on the wings were linked directly to the auto-pilot. W/O 17/03/8
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Shot Date 1976-07-31
Airport EGVI
RAF Greenham Common Airport, Thatcham, Berkshire United Kingdom
Upload Date 2016-10-18
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Camera Make NIKON CORPORATION
Camera Model NIKON D300
Shutter Speed 1/5 sec
Aperture f/0
ISO 2000
Focal Length 0 mm
Exposure Bias +1.33 EV
Metering Mode Center-weighted average
White Balance Auto
Dimensions 1599 × 949
Date Taken 2012-05-13 09:58:53
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Aircraft XE531, Hawker Hunter T.12 [41H/679906] (Royal Air Force) RAF Greenham Common~G 01/08/1976. From a slide., at EGVI, photo by Ray Barber
Ray Barber
@ EGVI
Aircraft XE531, The unique Hawker Hunter T.12 operated by RAE Farnborough. On static display at the IAT76 held at RAF Greenham Common in July 1976., at EGVI, photo by Roger Winser
Roger Winser
@ EGVI
Aircraft XE531, Hunter T.12 of the Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough at the 1976 Intnl Air Tattoo at RAF Greenham Common., at GREENHAM, photo by Peter Nicholson
Peter Nicholson
@ GREENHAM
Aircraft XE531, 1956 Hawker Hunter T.12, c/n 41H/679906, At the 1976 International Air Tattoo Greenham Common, copied from slide. This aircraft spent it's whole time at the R.A.E. it was fitted with a F-16 side stick controller and the two probes on the wings were linked directly to the auto-pilot. W/O 17/03/8, at EGVI, photo by kenvidkid
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