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A more recent design enters the second Battle of the Noses on AirSpace: it is this dolphin-like nose of the McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30CF c/n 46987 l/n 255 of the Royal Netherlands Air Force 334 squadron with tailnumber T-255, photographed at Eindhoven AB in The Netherlands (EHEH) on 7 September 2011. The first Battle of the noses ended on February 1 2012, with AirSpace user Flyvertosset as the winner with his favourite, the DC-3/C-47/Dakota. The second battle may feature some more recent designs, but the good old vintage lot should also participate of course. There may also be a Battle of the Tails coming up. More info about this DC-10: The Dutch Air Force bought the aircraft on 29 October 2004 and after refurbishment it was added to the two KDC-10s of the Dutch Air Force to increase the airlift capability. However, according to recent plans to cut the budget of the Dutch armed forces, it will soon be sold.
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The Battle of the noses on Flyvertosset's gallery on AirSpace
The Battle of the noses on AirSpace
Nose of Norwegian Dakota LN-WND in the media gallery of flyer1
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The Battle of the noses I ended on February 1. The battle of the Noses II seems to be raging with EnoAeroPics leading the pack.
www.flightglobal.com/.../battle-of-the-noses-the-winner-is-91423.aspx
The second Battle of the Noses also features more recent designs, but of course vintage aircraft will also be allowed to participate. A Battle of the Tails can be expected.