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| FGR2 XV472 E | FGR2 XT899 B | FGR2 XV422 J | |||
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| 56 Sqd 4 ship formation
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FGR2 XV424 Q
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FGR2
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FGR2 XV480 I
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Phantom celebrated its 25th anniversary at the 1983 International Air Tattoo at
Greenham Common. The A&AEE painted their FG1 to mark the occasion.
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| Garry Lakin 1999/2000 | |||||
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