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April 19th 08, 09:17 PM
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The Aviation Art of Michael Turner - [email protected]
__________ 1932 de Haviland Tiger Moth A de Haviland Tiger Moth ready to start-up at an Elementary Flying Training School in the summer of 1942. This was the last biplane trainer to be used by the RAF. Over 8800 Tiger Moths were built and many can still be seen flying today 
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