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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.

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.

Waldo.Pepper wrote in
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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.

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.

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