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 Post subject: Canada's Newest Warbird
PostPosted: Tue Jul 27, 2004 4:54 pm 
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Andrew, Ollie and myself were in attendance today at the CAvM to witness the last time a Labrador hellicopter would have air under it's wheels. CH-113 s/n 11301 put on a short, but nice display ending with a bow to the crowd of about 200+. After landing it taxied to parking space in front of the crowd, and shutdown its engines. It was quite a moment. No one said a thing, not one peep, until well after the blades stopped turning. Whooooooosh..... whoooosh.... whoosh.......... then nothing.

A nice fitting end to a very respectable machine.

Ollie will likely be posting pics tonight. I'll take my into the lab tomorrow, so maybe I will have some shots to show you later in the week or on the weekend.

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Yep, finally made it to Ottawa by air!!

A very special event, here are the images!

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Now is the Labrador basically a Canadian built Ch-46 optimized for SAR or is it a different enough aircraft to warrant it's own section in the Helo Registry?

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Nice shots Ollie! I especially like the one with the flag in the foreground. Glad to see you finally made it to a WIX event.

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Scott WRG Editor wrote:
Now is the Labrador basically a Canadian built Ch-46 optimized for SAR or is it a different enough aircraft to warrant it's own section in the Helo Registry?


They are from the same "family" as the "CH-46".

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Thanks guys!!

Dan, I love the one with the flag too.

I'll get prints made out, I really like the patriotic feel of it!!

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 Post subject: Nice Pictures
PostPosted: Wed Jul 28, 2004 8:08 am 
Hey nice to see again Mike and to meet Ollie,,,pictures look great

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