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G-AJOZ, Fairchild UC-61 Argus I (24W-41A), C/N: 347

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G-AJOZ, Fairchild UC-61 Argus I (24W-41A) C/N 347, Fairchild Angus at Yorkshire Air Museum

Fairchild Angus at Yorkshire Air Museum

Folder: Terry Fletcher's photo gallery > United Kingdom > Elvington > Yorkshire Air Museum

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Photographer: Terry Fletcher
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Shot Date: 2013-10-11
Upload Date: 2013-10-13
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Device Manufacturer: Canon
Device Model: Canon EOS 550D
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Shot Time: 2013:10:11 12:02:28
Original Image Size: 1200 x 800 pixels
Exposure Time: 1/200 sec
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Exposure Bias: 5
ISO Speed: 400
Focal Length: 18 mm
Flash: Compulsory Flash
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More photos of G-AJOZ

  • G-AJOZ @ X4EV - The Argus II at Elvington arrived in England in August 1942 and served for most of the Second World War with the ATA at No.2 Ferry Pool, Whitchurch. After the War, it was acquired by the United States Flying Club and registered as G-AJOZ - by Chris Hall by Chris Hall @ X4EV
  • G-AJOZ @ ELVINGTON - Fairchild UC-61A Argus II (24W-41A) at The Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington in 2010. Built as 42-32142 for the USAAF, arrived in England in August 1942 and served for most of the Second World War with the ATA at No 2 Ferry Pool, Whitchurch (as FK338). - by Malcolm Clarke by Malcolm Clarke @ ELVINGTON
  • G-AJOZ @ EGYK - Fairchild UC-61A Argus II (24W-41A) at The Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington in 2010. Built as 42-32142 for the USAAF, arrived in England in August 1942 and served for most of the Second World War with the ATA at No 2 Ferry Pool, Whitchurch (as FK338). - by Malcolm Clarke by Malcolm Clarke @ EGYK
  • G-AJOZ - Fairchild Engine And Airplane Corporation FAIRCHILD 24W-41A wears former marks FK338 and is displayed at the Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington - by Terry Fletcher by Terry Fletcher