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Open day at Royal Air Force in Guetersloh

Airplanes of the acrobatic flight squadron The Red Arrows of the British Royal Air Force are prepared for their start on the 26th of May in 1967. The British air force held an open day at the air base in Guetersloh on the 27th of May in 1967

Picture No
10647814
Media ID
45199706
Size
6058px x 4460px (2.7MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / picture-alliance / Hanns J Heman
Date
26-May-67

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27th Acrobatic Arrows Flugzeuge Guetersloh Prepared


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