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23 Jan 2017 19:43 - 24 Jan 2017 11:09 #1
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Royal Air Force Museum Laarbruch is the only RAF Museum in Germany (may be even on Continental Europe).
As the chairman of this little museum I'd like to draw your attention to the history of RAF Laarbruch.
From 1954 to 1999 the Royal Air Force was stationed at RAF Laarbruch with various types of aircraft.
Our team compiled the history and can show you a rather detailed book.
You can read it online here: online.fliphtml5.com/cbhq/ocqa/
Our websites are very informative but best of course is a visit. Fly in from Stansted or Edinburgh to Airport Weeze.
www.laarbruch-museum.net
www.laarbruch-museum.de
As the chairman of this little museum I'd like to draw your attention to the history of RAF Laarbruch.
From 1954 to 1999 the Royal Air Force was stationed at RAF Laarbruch with various types of aircraft.
Our team compiled the history and can show you a rather detailed book.
You can read it online here: online.fliphtml5.com/cbhq/ocqa/
Our websites are very informative but best of course is a visit. Fly in from Stansted or Edinburgh to Airport Weeze.
www.laarbruch-museum.net
www.laarbruch-museum.de
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27 Jan 2017 11:39 #2
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kevin
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I note that from the picture on the Canberra thread, that the Canberra is now occupying a space, that according to Google Maps, was previously occupied by the Bloodhound Missile and Launcher, and something else(?)
Where is the missile now and how is it looking?
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kevin
Where is the missile now and how is it looking?
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kevin
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27 Jan 2017 16:06 - 27 Jan 2017 16:13 #3
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Hello Kevin,
the Bloodhound is still where it used to be: in front of the museum.
The space where the Canberra is sat now was occupied by two guns: one Bofors and a ZPU-4 Iraqi gun.
The guns are now standing under the trees. So you can't see them on the Google screenshot.
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the Bloodhound is still where it used to be: in front of the museum.
The space where the Canberra is sat now was occupied by two guns: one Bofors and a ZPU-4 Iraqi gun.
The guns are now standing under the trees. So you can't see them on the Google screenshot.
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