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B17 and b25 flight

21-12-13, 23:07

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Originally Posted by David Dunlop

Australia beat us last year, but I think the airframe they restored was ex-Canadian manufacture. If I am correct, then Canada will have bragging rights for a while in the Mosquito world!

David,
Now don't go upsetting the Kiwis

.......... The Mossie was restored in NZ.

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