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Old 2nd March 2014 | 08:46
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Sycamore, did you ever fly this airframe & any idea what happened to it ? PH.

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Old 2nd March 2014 | 11:16
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Z2,according to `UK Serials`,it went to B-D Museum,/OldSarum,and yes flew it several times at THill.
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Sycamore XJ 380

I flew it 2/9/63 & 9/9/63. It didn't seem to figure before that in my logbook so I don't know if it was a late arrival at Ternhill.
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Old 3rd March 2014 | 19:25
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It was certainly around on 2nd and the 6th September 1965.
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Old 4th March 2014 | 15:25
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XJ 380 was originally with 275 and 228 Sqdns before going to CFS Ternhill circa October 1962. It was withdrawn from service in 1968 and spent the next ten years at Catterick before being externally restored at Finningley in 1979-82, The shell was sold in 1988 and passed through a couple of owners before ending up with the Boscombe Air Collection at Old Sarum.The connection is that it spent some time at Boscombe in 1960-61,possibly on radio trials?
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Old 4th March 2014 | 15:32
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I posted on another thread, but in case anybody hasn't noticed, the Red Bull Museum Sycamore has flown again. it was acquired from the Altenrhein museum in Switzerland.
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