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"D. St-Sanvain" wrote in message
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I have always thought that the CM.170 was a neat and sleek looking craft but I'm not too sure that
this colour scheme suits it.
Very enjoyable being able to see these pictures, thank you.

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Andrew B (Cheshire, England)

"Heavier-than-air flying machines are impossible."
(Lord Kelvin, president Royal Society, 1895.)

What does the VP stand for? My French is good enough for the 'last' bit.

RustY © a écrit :
What does the VP stand for? My French is good enough for the 'last' bit.

VP stands for Visite Périodique, i.e. periodical overhaul, a visit
where an a/c gets extra service time.
This a/c had been the last processed by the Maintenance Unit in charge
of the CM170s in the French Air Force, thus meaning a soon expected end
of operational service...
The insignia of this unit was, at the beginning, blue and yellow, hence
the special colours of the a/c. One can guess the crenellated walls and
the tower on the port wing.
http://bibleair.free.fr/1.INS/1.THEM.../GERMAS/ECOLE/

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