Basil
30th Apr 2012, 11:10
I was once on a ground tour at a PR9 base and noticed this today.
BBC News - Ulster Aviation Society museum prepares for take off (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-17843764)
The Ulster Aviation Society museum is preparing itself for an influx of visitors.
The museum is based in two wartime aircraft hangars at the Maze Long Kesh site and has pristine collections of some of the most famous aircraft ever to fly in Northern Ireland.
Includes PR9 XH131 which was last used in Afghanistan in 2006.
BBC News - Ulster Aviation Society museum prepares for take off (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-17843764)
The Ulster Aviation Society museum is preparing itself for an influx of visitors.
The museum is based in two wartime aircraft hangars at the Maze Long Kesh site and has pristine collections of some of the most famous aircraft ever to fly in Northern Ireland.
Includes PR9 XH131 which was last used in Afghanistan in 2006.