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[Frank[_14_]]

From our national Canadian Aviation Museum in Ottawa.

Sorry that the quality in some is a bit fuzzy. My flash went U/S on me.

Also I hope that I have identified all the aircraft properly. They didn't
have a catalogue availabke, just a plan of the exhibit stands.

[Waldo.Pepper[_2_]]

Do they not have a He-162 Salamander on disply anymore. I know that
they use to have TWO of them But they traded one to Europe. To jog
your memory os os a late war German Jet. Single engine, with the
engine fitted to the spine of the aircraft.

Waldo.

[Frank[_14_]]

Waldo.Pepper > wrote in
:

> Do they not have a He-162 Salamander on disply anymore. I know that
> they use to have TWO of them But they traded one to Europe. To jog
> your memory os os a late war German Jet. Single engine, with the
> engine fitted to the spine of the aircraft.
>
> Waldo.
>

No. The only other German WW2 aircraft on display is an Me163 Komet.

[Waldo.Pepper[_2_]]

Aw hamburgers!

I hope that it is just undergoing restoration. When I was there last
the poor bird had no wings fitted and the engine was off to the side
of the airframe. Fingers crossed.

Thanks for the snaps.

Waldo.

[nice guy]

Here's one that should be there.
Did they have the S-2