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RF-4C.
124 TRG / 190 TRS.
Gowen Field ANGB, Idaho.
ANG.
1970's.
To AMARC as FP0982 Aug 25, 1995. Still on AMARC inventory Jan 15, 2008.
Moscow Aviation Repair Plant - MARZ Rosto - at Chernoye Airfield (XUMH) on August 27, 2015. Former Gazpromavia Antonov (PZL-Mielec) An-2R RF 00889 (cn 1G154-10). Note the Gazpromavia-logo under the cockpit. Note also that the registration is incorrectly written without hyphen.
Detroit, Michigan, USA
oil / chemical tanker
flag: Malta [MT]
owner:ABC Maritime, Nyon, Switzerland
length: 161m / 528ft
built: 2011
ex names
Osttank Finland 2011-2011
Donghaian 14 2011-2011
Adfines Sky 2011-2021
London Transport's RF 369 rests between turns at the Weybridge station terminus of route 219 before commencing a journey back to Kingston during December 1978.
RF 369 led something of a charmed life being withdrawn and subsequently reinstated on at least two occasions during 1976 and 1977. It subsequently survived until the last day of London Transport RF operation in March 1979 but sadly ended up being sold to Booth's of Rotherham for scrap by the end of that year after several months in store.
From memory I believe that 369 was unique in being the only re-certified RF at Kingston to retain both gold fleet nos. and it's original gold fleet name at this time (although RF 507 was restored to this condition during its last few days of operation).
Surely these were amongst the most handsome buses to ever work in the capital!
RRF 21 en 17 brengen 30 stuks beladen Tagnpps van de Coenhaven naar het centrale emplacement Westhaven.
Gek genoeg was deze set eerder deze week door DB Schenker naar Amsterdam gebracht.
(One that got away, 481 was scrapped in December 79.) Ooops, got carried away with the reg No! Thanks to Sparklinglemonfor picking that up.
Amsterdam Centraal, 12 September 2014.
Working the compost train from Haarlem to Wijster, this stopped in the station for several minutes creating a rather unpleasant smell!
マグドネル・ダグラス RF-4E ファントムII 偵察機
McDonnell Douglas RF-4E “Phantom II” Tactical Reconnaissance Aircraft
航空自衛隊 航空総隊 偵察航空隊 第501飛行隊 / 百里基地
JASDF Air Defense Command, Tactical Reconnaissance Group, 501st Squadron / Hyakuri Airbase
2016年11月25日 百里飛行場（航空自衛隊百里基地・茨城空港）にて撮影
November 25, 2016 at Hyakuri Airfield (JASDF Hyakuri Airbase / Ibaraki Airport)
I seem to have acquired a fifth of this. It's a London Transport AEC Regal IV dating from 1953, always a green Country Area bus, although the body has seen service on a member of the red Central Area fleet.
Just re-pannelled and re-painted, so she is in fantastic condition inside and out. And mechanically very sound too. Long may she stay that way...!
Mazda MX-5 RF, stupenda roadster nipponica con tettuccio rigido ma semovente via ---> www.diggita.it/v.php?id=1578877
There were only two guys on BL selling those dark pearl grey transmission rings in quantity. They look cool, but the color is different than the newer dark pearl grey parts (like the fingers on Robomalu). Weird.
Well, RFs are ace, aren't they? RFs 518 and 600 seen at London's Ace Cafe on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of Routemasters ceasing everyday service (on route 159).
There have been numerous customer's buses which I've been sad to see the back of as they've left RBW as completed projects. There have also been many which I couldn't wait to dispatch! Very much in the former category was this Ex London Transport RF class AEC Regal IV, MXX 280 which was a pleasure in almost all respects. For a bus of it's age (approaching 60 years) it's an absolute treat to drive and goes about it's business in a competent and un-ruffled manner. Yesterday saw it depart for it's new life as a working bus with Routemaster Buses of Crewe having just passed it's CoiF and class VI MoT.
The Metro Cammell bodied saloon is seen on the Crackley estate, Chesterton, Newcastle under Lyme whilst undergoing a fair-well road test prior to collection.
US NAVY
RF-8G Crusader (146858)
VFP-63 "Eyes of the Fleet" Det. 1 CVW-21, USS Hancock (CV-19) 1973.
Put into storage at the AMARC Bone Yard, Davis Monthan AFB, 1982.
Was preserved at MCAS El Toro, California.
Then was preserved at MCAS Quantico, Virginia.
Now in storage at Flying Leathernecks Museum, MCAS Miramar, California.
RF-8G Crusader (146890)
VFP-63 "Eyes of the Fleet" Det. 2 USS F.D. Roosevelt (CV-42) 1975.
1976, Crashed into Burnt Peak in the Sawmill Mountains, California. Pilot was killed.