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15-03-06, 12:11

Col Tigwell Col Tigwell is offline

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Great as all those airplanes are, the top of aircraft production, with no design help from elsewhere, has to be the C7 Caribou.

Still active today with the RAAF, 40 years of hard work, and they still sound and work good.

We still do not know, what to replace them with.

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Col Tigwell

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