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Avro Lancaster and other British classics |
Duxford is only a short 1 hour drive from Cranfield, so during the year studying for my MSc, I visited the museum a couple of times. On my second visit, I saw an aviation legend land, the rare B17 Flying Fortress.
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Vickers VC10 panorama |
The museum mainly features displays of UK and US aviation legends, although there are a number aircraft from other countries and also non-aviation themed exhibits.
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Lockheed SR71 Blackbird |
Although difficult to choose a highlight, the visit to the American Air Museum (enclosed in a Norman Foster designed hangar) was particularly memorable. The SR71 Blackbird (capable of speeds in excess of Mach 3) and the US Navy F4 Phantom gained a lot of my attention.
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Spoils of war - captured Argentinian Pucara |
Duxford is well worth a visit. There are a
plethora of different aircraft on display, and if you are lucky enough, you will see some of them flying. Highly recommended!
1 comment:
Hi Kane great blog
Baz
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