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ZD379, 1988 British Aerospace Harrier GR.5, C/N: P27
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Aircraft ZD379, 1988 British Aerospace Harrier GR.5, c/n P27, Bae Harrier GR5 ZD379 Royal Air Force. Ooooops accident....off the chocks and the aircraft slided from over the parking bay all alone and came to a rest only a couple of feet from an electricity pylon and airfield fence!!, at LMML, photo by Raymond Zammit
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Bae Harrier GR5 ZD379 Royal Air Force. Ooooops accident....off the chocks and the aircraft slided from over the parking bay all alone and came to a rest only a couple of feet from an electricity pylon and airfield fence!!
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Shot Date 2004-01-14
Airport LMML
Malta International Airport, Valletta Malta
Upload Date 2020-08-07
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Camera Make OLYMPUS CORPORATION
Camera Model C725UZ
Shutter Speed 1/800 sec
Aperture f/4.5
ISO 100
Focal Length 6.4 mm
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
Dimensions 1984 × 1488
Date Taken 2004-01-14 12:42:43
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