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17th September 2021, 18:49

Stig Jarlevik Stig Jarlevik is offline

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Re: Training new Luftwaffe

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Originally Posted by Buckeye30

I think the plane is a Provost T.1.
Nick
(photo from "Flying Review" magazine June 1956).

Indeed it is, from the batch XF540 - XF599

Since most of the advanced "refresher" training was held in USA (England is just mentioned in passing), what kind of jet training took place in UK?

Except the Sea Hawk (for the Navy) I don't believe the new Luftwaffe considered any British type, did they?

Cheers
Stig

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