Warbird Information Exchange

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The latest aircraft to join the HARS Museum here in Australia (Ex USAF 67-109 and RAAF F111 A8-109 ) is on it way by road from Amberley.

This aircraft was the last F111 to ever fly, being the last to land after the types final fly past over Brisbane and is a genuine Ex Vietnam war veteran.

Here is the map tracker off the RAAF Twitter site:

http://share.findmespot.com/shared/face ... 99pcAzsEod

.Zoom in to get precise location

And heres some photos

http://www.flickr.com/photos/canvaswing ... 169590015/

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Just part of the team keeping them going
F111 Ex USAF 67-109 A8-109
Canberra WT492
PBY USN 46679
Constellation USAF 54-0145
Dakota 44-76774
Skymaster 44-9126
Sabre A64-901
HARS, Albion Park, AUSTRALIA

Always loved the 111. If you've never walked up close to one, it's a big airplane. I remember my first experience was at Reese AFB, one diverted in with a mechanical problem and was placed in the T-38 hangar next to my squadron. The T-38 is a toy compared to the Vark. I don't have the tire size handy, but the main tires on a 111 are nearly the size of the main tires on a C-130, meaning you walk up and a 5'8" guy like myself meets the top of the tire just below the shoulder. The T-38 tire, you squat down to look at, like a kid's bicycle.

Great airplane, awesome capabilities. And very impressed with how the RAAF seems to have ensured each of its display planes left service looking sharp and ready for display. The US DoD rarely, if ever, does the same.

Ken

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"Take care of the little things and the big things will take care of themselves."

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The RAAF have gone out of their way with this and its been a brilliant public exercise.

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Just part of the team keeping them going
F111 Ex USAF 67-109 A8-109
Canberra WT492
PBY USN 46679
Constellation USAF 54-0145
Dakota 44-76774
Skymaster 44-9126
Sabre A64-901
HARS, Albion Park, AUSTRALIA