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Old 25-06-07, 04:21
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Derek Heuring
 
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Default Re: Re: RCAF birthdate

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Originally posted by Grant Bowker
On April Fools Day, in a wonderful stroke of irony, given the woeful state of RCAF equipment on that date.
And still to this date!

However, there is a slight glimmer of hope for the Canadian Air Force. Two acquaintances of mine work for Lockheed in Fort Worth, one is an engineer on the F2 (Japanese F16) program and the other is involved in liason with NATO governments re: the F35 and F22. He just spent 3 years in Ottawa promoting the F35. Canada has expressed an interest in the future purchases of the F35. One can only hope.
Here's a bitter irony for you. I'm a total aviation nut and I've arranged a special, personal tour of the F22 production line for my wife and step-son. I, as a non U.S. citizen cannot attend.


Here's a little Canadian aviation trivia question for everyone:

What was the first aircraft purchased by the Canadian Aviation Corps?

If you think you know the answer, PM me. Wouldn't want to broadcast any sensitive info...might be some Americans listening in!
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