Ep. 15 Almost a BBMF Chipmunk - a wolf in wolf's clothing

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Ep. 15 Almost a BBMF Chipmunk - a wolf in wolf's clothing

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Oct 14, 2019

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Here we see an immaculate DHC-1 Chipmunk, in a 'modified' version of a Chipmunk of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, the Royal Air Force's last user of the classic Canadian-designed trainer.

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Oct 14, 2019

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Titles in the series (21)

An aviation life - aircraft, airfields, museums, airshows - and Mosquitoes!

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Ep. 15 Almost a BBMF Chipmunk - a wolf in wolf's clothing: Here we see an immaculate DHC-1 Chipmunk, in a 'modified' version of a Chipmunk of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, the Royal Air Force's last user of the classic Canadian-designed trainer. by Aeronautica
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The Hawker Sea Hurricane Ib - the Royal Navy's first 300 mph fighter: The unique Sea Hurricane Ib, the sole flyable 'hooked Hurricane' in the world, is seen here at Old Warden airfield, home of the Shuttleworth Trust. by Aeronautica
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The hugely successful Bell AH-1: This particular Bell AH-1F attack helicopter was a gift by the US Department of Defense to the British Army Flying Museum. It can be seen on display in the Museum, on the Army Air Corps base at Middle Wallop, in Hampshire. by Aeronautica
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Ep. 15 Almost a BBMF Chipmunk - a wolf in wolf's clothing

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