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Leuchars Station Airfield Airport, With Tornado F.3's arriving the Phantom Simulator became redundant. It awaits its fate at RAF Leuchars EGQL in June 1990. Believed to have been preserved., photo by Clive Pattle
With Tornado F.3's arriving the Phantom Simulator became redundant. It awaits its fate at RAF Leuchars EGQL in June 1990. Believed to have been preserved.
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Airport Leuchars Station Airfield Airport
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Shot Date 1990-06-01
Upload Date 2016-03-18
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Camera Make Maginon
Camera Model MS-7100
Shutter Speed 1/11 sec
Aperture f/0
Exposure Bias 0 EV
Metering Mode Pattern
Dimensions 3900 × 2600
Date Taken
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EGQL, an extra 300, a member of the Blades team, in action at Leuchars airshow 2011, photo by Mike stanners
Mike stanners
EGQL, A line-up of bizjets at Leuchars Station for the Annual Alfred Dunhill Links Golf Championships being held at the nearby 'Old Course' at St Andrews., photo by Clive Pattle
Clive Pattle
EGQL, BBMF Spitfire hurricane and Lancaster in action at Leuchars airshow 2009, photo by Mike stanners
Mike stanners
EGQL, A view from the hump towards the soon-to-be-closed historical airfield at RAF Leuchars. At the time of the photograph all the resident fast jet squadrons Nos 1 and 6, with their BAe Typhoons, have already vacated their HAS's and moved to RAF Lossiemouth., photo by Clive Pattle
Clive Pattle
EGQL, French Navy aircraft operating as part of the Joint Warrior exercise., photo by Carl Byrne (Mervbhx)
Carl Byrne (Mervbhx)
Leuchars Station Airfield Airport, With Tornado F.3's arriving the Phantom Simulator became redundant. It awaits its fate at RAF Leuchars EGQL in June 1990. Believed to have been preserved., photo by Clive Pattle
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