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Gloster Gladiator in 1937.
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Gloster Gladiator in 1937.
Aircraft
Untitled
Gloster Gladiator Mk1
Reg.: G-AMRK
MSN: L8032
Code: 427
Location & Date
Old Warden - Biggleswade (EGTH)
England, United Kingdom - August 7, 2005
Caption:
The Shuttleworth Trust's Gladiator, wearing Norwegian colours, is marked as 423 on the port side and 427 on the starboard side.
Photographer:
Gareth Horne (United Kingdom)
Gloster Gladiators parked at Old Warden Airfield
N5903 (foreground) was built in 1939. G-AMRK (background) was built in 1938.
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