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Beechcraft D18S-3NM c/n A-904 PH-KHV with pseudo military Royal Netherlands Air Force (RNLAF) registration G-29 at Gilze-Rijen Air Base in The Netherlands on 5 July 2011. The aircraft actually never flew with the Dutch Air Force, which used 20 Beech 18s (with the military designation Beech T-7 Navigator) for flight training and in the transport role in the period 1950-1957. PH-KHV was built in 1952 for the Royal Canadian Air Force as VIP-aircraft and navigation trainer. The aircraft was acquired by the Royal Netherlands Air Force Historic Flight (in Dutch: "Koninklijke Luchtmacht Historische Vlucht") on 4 March 2003 from the Dutch Dakota Association, which wanted to concentrate on DC 3s and Dakotas. PH-KHV has a wing of the Royal Canadian Air Force T-7 c/n CA-264, RCAF 1578, which crashed on 18 July 1964 near Summerside on Prince Edward Island in Canada. The aircrraft was built as a T-7 Navigator, but as it was modified to civilian standards by Bristol Aerospace Canada. In 1970 it was given the civilian designation D18. Gilze-Rijen AB is the home of the RNLAF Historic Flight.
Related images in this EnoAeroPics media gallery:
More images of Dutch Beech D18 "G-29", including cabin and cockpit views
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Related images on Flightglobal/AirSpace:
Image of Beech G18S at RIAT 2011 in the gallery of DragonLady
More information:
The website of the Royal Dutch Air Force Historic Flight (Dutch language only)
See all images in this EnoAeroPics gallery on Flightglobal/AirSpace here.