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Post by harvard1041 on Nov 18, 2013 0:23:27 GMT 12
Hello Just spent a few days working in Malta, but got a few hours to go visit the great Malta Aviation Museum, www.maltaviationmuseum.com/ and a few photos attached. Located at the old RAF Ta' Qali airfield and a great Museum in my opinion. I like a Museum where you can talk to people, look, touch and get back to storage areas rather than a series of 'perfect' displays. Kiwis connection of course with Sir Keith Park being the AOC Malta at a critical time during the war. Cheers Hvd1041 Malta Harbour Reason for my visit, an A340-600 Survey Hawker Seahawk David from the Museum with the lovely Tiger he restored Neat series of Models - Fairey IIIF Spitfire - David's Dad restored this Hurricane Swordfish - a future Project Keith Park inspected the airfield and taking off in his Spitfire ..out the back in the weeds were parts of some Hastings, Mossie, Shackelton etc Cheers John.
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Post by suthg on Nov 18, 2013 6:03:45 GMT 12
Thanks - you never know what you might find in a museum... or lying around in the weeds...
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Post by dakman on Nov 18, 2013 6:21:43 GMT 12
Thanks for the post great pics Was their DC3 also on display?
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Post by Dave Homewood on Nov 18, 2013 14:19:32 GMT 12
Excellent stuff John, such a historic place with great artefacts.
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Post by harvard1041 on Nov 18, 2013 17:44:42 GMT 12
Yes - two DC3s there. A couple more: Vampire Cockpit shot of the Swordfish ( ex-Canadian ) Some of the storage areas
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