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And the Australian license built CAC (Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation) Sabre jet differed even more from the American version with its Roll Royce Avon powerplant and 2 x 30 mm cannon armament in lieu of 6 x .50 caliber MGs on the earlier US F86F model. Most noticeable, when viewed from head on, is the wider front fuselage and air intake to accommodate the larger RR engine. I have been lucky to have seen that CAC version fly at Avalon Airshow here in Australia a while back. Still impressive even after 60 years. Cheers,
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