RAF Invader B Mk1 (A-26)

"frank may" wrote in message
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Bummer! Another bare metal scheme. I wondered about that as late in
the war as it would've been. Thanks for the replies. I'd love to see a
Washington in a bomber camo scheme too, but I guess they just weren't
meant to be.

You might be interested in the photo at...

http://www.warbirdsresourcegroup.org...es/b29-009.jpg

Early delivery B-29's from the Wichita plant sported an OD and gray
paintjob.

Brooks

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Hi Dave

While at Dorval, No. 231 (T) Squadron operated at least one Marauder Mk. I
as a high-speed V.I.P. transport and diplomatic courier aircraft. It also
performed other duties as well in support of No. 45 Group.

Two other Royal Air Force units that operated the Martin Marauder we
No. 301 Ferry Training Unit - Marauder Mk. I
No. 304 Ferry Training Unit - Marauder Mk. I and Mk. III


Cheers...Chris

Moose wrote:

Hi Dave

While at Dorval, No. 231 (T) Squadron operated at least one Marauder Mk. I
as a high-speed V.I.P. transport and diplomatic courier aircraft. It also
performed other duties as well in support of No. 45 Group.

Two other Royal Air Force units that operated the Martin Marauder we
No. 301 Ferry Training Unit - Marauder Mk. I
No. 304 Ferry Training Unit - Marauder Mk. I and Mk. III

Cheers...Chris


Thanks,

Dave