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<<< 115458
(cn # 12), Rand Brown took while with 442. The stork
which was painted on both sides was obviously because a
baby was born in flight during a Medevac. Randy think
the photo was taken either in 1977 or 1978. >>> Here is the follow up photo to 458 with the stork. When painted yellow, the stork was painted in a position similar to WW 2 kill insignia. The two small black geese were painted on following a trip to Prince Rupert in which we (I was on this trip) hit two Canada geese on take off. The incident delayed our trip home. (Randy Brown) |
<<< 115454 (
cn # 8) doing a STOL take off (date and location
unknown)
(via Randy Brown) >>> 115453 (cn # 7) over Summerside in 1978. (Vic Johnson a CAF photographer via Randy Brown) |
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<<< 115458 (cn
# 12) at Comox in August 1980. It looks like the
fighters areMcDonnel CF-101 Voodoos. (Sgt. Larry Belzac
CAF photographer via Randy Brown) >>> 115451 (cn # 5) assigned to the 424th Squadron, Trenton with a CASARA aircraft. (Vic Johnson a CAF photographer via Randy Brown) |
<<< A
Buffalo Rescue Citation awarded to Sgt. Randy Brown
on October 2, 1987. >>> Buffalo Emergency Information Placard (Randy Brown) |
115452 (cn # 6) The Canadian Forces' Skyhawk's parachute team used the Buffalo at Ottawa - Rockcliffe (YRO / CYRO) Ontario, Canada on July 1, 2006. (Brian Rutkay) |