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I meant Deer Valley, not Avra Valley! May well be Mesa for the Canberra. I'm sure I saw a pair of ex-RN machines somewhere in AZ in 1996, but it wasn't Mesa. For some reason I have Chino in mind, but I can't find any record of them in my log (or indeed any record of having ever BEING to Chino, but I'm sure I did!), and everything I can find online for that timescale seems to take me back to Mesa!Alf wrote: ↑Wed Aug 07, 2024 12:36 pmDeer Valley (Thunderbird Aviation) for the F-8s and T-33. Canberra looks like Mesa?sschofield wrote: ↑Wed Aug 07, 2024 12:07 pmExcellent! I assume these are at more than 1 location? I initially thought the T-33 and F-8s were at Mojave, but then I realised that didn't seem right, and figured probably Avra Valley? Then possibly Chino for the Canberra and the A-26 (B-26?) and finally Falcon Field for the Harpoons? Or of course I could be miles out with all of these!
They were conversions from piston for other customers done at Mesa (Marsh Aviation) and other places (Canada?), Brazil and France used them. There was an ex French one at this years RIAT.
Now at Pima
Pima Museum have F-117A 84-0810, which according to US Demobbed is in the storage area.
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