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CT133 Silver Star
(T-33 Shooting Star)
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(1) A T-bird is a T-bird, unless
its
built by Canadair, in which case its a Silver Star.
CT133083 at
El
Paso International Airport in December, 1981. That Beech
18 is
still
there!
(2) 299 at Biggs Army Airfield in
October,
1996. I really like the NMF scheme better.
(3) CT133346 at NAS Mirimar in August,
1995.
(4) 443 at ELP in December, 1981.
That
was a neat to get to work and find four CT-133s at the
airport.
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(5) CT133540 of 416 Squadron on a
warm
December morning in 1981.
(6) 592 from Cold Lake in 1986.
(7) 618 at the 1994 Amigo
Airshow.
This scheme seems so bland compared to the NMF one.
(8) A Silver Star Mk.3 gone
civil.
21342 masquerading as N303FS at the 1995 Holloman AFB open
house.
Behind it is a Canadair Sabre Mk 6, 23701. Both were
operated by
Tracor Flight Systems.
Harvard
(T-6 Texan)
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(1) A Harvard MK IV (RCAF serial
20247)
owned and flown as NX181113 by the Lone Star Flight Museum on
the
island
of Galveston, Texas. This and the two following aircraft
are
restored
aircraft, but do help to keep alive the history of the RCAF.
(2) Harvard IV 20455 photographed
at
an ope house at Davis-Monthan AFB. This T-6 is
registered as
N45918.
(3) I can not identify the RCAF
serial
of this aircraft, but the registration is N52494 and the
Canadian Car
and
Foundry construction number is CCF4.387.
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