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Didnt we also give them some jet engines on this trip?
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A new recognition journal was a cause for much excitement in some parts of the air cadets!!
In the Netherlands they had the magazine called ''Herkenning'' (recognition). It was published by the MoD and was available in magazine- bookshops. There was always a puzzle in it of foreign equipment. The winner got a small amount of money.
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Fixed mate, thanks for the info
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Round bomb? This was captioned, 'Berlin 1962'.
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Looking stunning in the early 'overall silver' paint finish, this Avro Vulcan B1 is seen at RAF Waddington in 1957 with attendant fuel bowsers and aircrew. The V-Bomber fleet would soon lose this colour scheme in exchange for the more well known 'Anti-flash' overall white paint
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Finnish officers are examining a Soviet T-72 tank. USSR, 1972.
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It's a football that was tossed back across the wall to its rightful owners by this East German guard:
Berlin Wall: Photos From the Birth of a Brutal Cold War Symbol
Photos -- most of which never ran in LIFE magazine -- of the earliest days of the brutal divide and ultimate Cold War symbol.
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The Short Sperrin Is Britain's Lost V-Bomber
Only two of the Short Sperrin were ever built, and neither of them survived to be preserved in a museum.
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Good article and some good pictures
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