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February 16th 04, 03:48 AM
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"Pits" wrote in message ... Just wondering if US or Canada are still using Caribous for any purpose. Cheers Known as the C-7 in the USAF (after they were taken over from the Army in the late sixties), they have been out of service for a long time (early eighties final retirement, IIRC). Very few served with the RCAF--they instead bought more of the later turbine powered DHC-5 Buffalo. From what I have read their Caribous left service in the early seventies, but I believe they may still have a few Buffalos flying SAR. Brooks 
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