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June 23rd, 2007
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| Banned  | Post; A visit to Canada's War Plane Heritage MuseumI visited the Canadian War Plane Heritage Museum at city of Hamilton, 1 hr west of Toronto today and am sharing some of the photos taken at the museum. http://secure.warplane.com/  CF-104   Bomb Bay  One of the only two still-flyable Halifax bombers - It was an honor to be able to touch it and feel this old airplane  RCAF F-86 Mk II - One of the best quality produced airplanes in the world  Boeing 727 Cockpit  F-4U Corsair - Still flying by a private citizen - It had travelled all the way here from the US for the weekend show  T-28C - Flew all the way from Ottawa, Canada, for the air show |
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June 23rd, 2007
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| Centurion | Very interesting pics phoenix - post some more pls. |
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June 24th, 2007
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| Optio | It is always good to see a citizen of a free country expressing pride in their military. The troopers of Canada have proven once again, that Canada can still produce men with iron in their spines and plenty grit in their bellies.
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June 24th, 2007
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June 24th, 2007
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| Banned | Grumman's Tracker... Carrier based aircraft   Vampire  B-25 Mitchel of WW II  CF-100 Canuck (Canadian made interceptor)  AGM-4D |
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June 25th, 2007
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| Banned | This is HMCS Haida of the World War II and Korean war  |
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