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29th December 2019, 17:44
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Ken Charney - post war
I know that there was an article written by Claudio Renier some time back. In it there's a photo of a pilot in a Hawker Hunter. I assume it's Charney but can't get a good enough resolution. I also assume it may be linked to his time with the Saudi Air Force?
Does anyone have more information? regards Keith 
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31st December 2019, 01:21
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Re: Ken Charney - post war
There is a story here on Charney that includes a photo of him climbing out of what they identify as a Meteor. I "think" the plane may be a Hawker Hunter. Is it possibly the same photo you saw?
http://pirineosenguerra.blogspot.com...-cumplida.html
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31st December 2019, 09:42
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Re: Ken Charney - post war
It is a Hunter in that photo but the badge on the nose is RAF not Saudi
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