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Old 25th Mar 2010, 10:32
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F-86As at Hatfield 1952

In 1952 three F-86 Sabres of the 92nd Fighter Interceptor Squadron, 81st Fighter Interceptor Wing visited Hatfield to fly chase on the prototype DH.110 and to allow USAF pilots to gain some experience of the type. They had also done the same with the prototype Hunter previously; when the Hunter had been flown by Neville Duke.
This is the extent of my knowledge of these events. Can anyone expand on this and, indeed, does anyone have any photos.
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There is a photo of two F-86A-5s taxing at the tech services end of the runway (north) in 1 LEGENDS OF THE AIR by Stewart Wilson.Its on page 23.

Legends of the Air: F-86 Sabre, MIG-15 and Hawker Hunter v.1: F-86 Sabre, MIG-15 and Hawker Hunter Vol 1: Amazon.co.uk: Stewart Wilson: Books
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