Some old shots from the late 60s have recently been scanned by Robert Robinson who has kindly allowed me to show them here. Both were taken at Heathrow (south side). N214GP (003) was operated by the Gillette Co. and was actually the first Gulfstream I ever saw (in 1970). N375PK (015) was operated by Seagram's Whiskey, one of the world's largest distillers (at the time). It's head office was 375 Park Avenue, Manhattan hence the registration. It was re-registered as N77SW in March 75 (amended). It also became the first G2 to go behind the Iron Curtain (August 68). Thanks again to FK Larkin for his snippets.
2024.3/30 RJTA
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久々の晴天日は厚木へ。
VMFA-224が3機、厚木に展開するも早々に帰投してしまいました。
WK-14。初ベンガルです。ラダーにはベンガルトラをモチーフにした虎模様が入れられています。
WK-02(164895)
今回の展開ではすべて単座機での飛来でした。
つづいてWK-02(164897...
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