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Code INSEE	59294
Code Postal	59268

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Tiger Meet 2011, Cambrai. Yes 1/80 sec. and it's sharp! And I don't have IS on my 300 mm lens. Lucky shot.

Tiger Meet 2011, Cambrai. Yes 1/80 sec. and it's sharp! And I don't have IS on my 300 mm lens. Lucky shot. par Tm (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Tiger Meet 2011, Cambrai. A former Mirage-pilot? The award for the best departure during the photo day goes to the crew of this Transall. Nice camouflage! ;-)

Tiger Meet 2011, Cambrai. A former Mirage-pilot? The award for the best departure during the photo day goes to the crew of this Transall. Nice camouflage! ;-) par Tm (CC BY-SA 2.0)

ZD346 of 20 Squadron at Cambrai on 23 May 1993.

ZD346 of 20 Squadron at Cambrai on 23 May 1993. par Tm (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Tiger Meet Cambrai, June 1986. An amazing open day was held, with many tiger squadrons. Cambrai was a great base to visit.

Tiger Meet Cambrai, June 1986. An amazing open day was held, with many tiger squadrons. Cambrai was a great base to visit. par Tm (CC BY-SA 2.0)

'104S-ASA on the flightline at Cambrai (France) during an open day in May 1993. 9 Stormo from Grazzanise.

'104S-ASA on the flightline at Cambrai (France) during an open day in May 1993. 9 Stormo from Grazzanise. par Tm (CC BY-SA 2.0)

The Fokker F27 was the workhorse of the Dutch Air Force for almost 36 years. C-1, C-2 and C-3 were F27-100 ‘Friendships’, the other nine were F27-300M ‘Troopships’ with a larger cargo door. During their operational time, that lasted from 1960 to 1996, the Fokkers were updated and modified numerous times. During peace keeping UN-missions in Cambodia and former Yugoslavia some were sprayed white and received flare systems for self defence. Photo taken at Cambrai during the Meeting National in May 1993. C-10 is on display in its original camouflage in the National Military Museum at Soesterberg.

The Fokker F27 was the workhorse of the Dutch Air Force for almost 36 years. C-1, C-2 and C-3 were F27-100 ‘Friendships’, the other nine were F27-300M ‘Troopships’ with a larger cargo door. During their operational time, that lasted from 1960 to 1996, the Fokkers were updated and modified numerous times. During peace keeping UN-missions in Cambodia and former Yugoslavia some were sprayed white and received flare systems for self defence. Photo taken at Cambrai during the Meeting National in May 1993. C-10 is on display in its original camouflage in the National Military Museum at Soesterberg. par Tm (CC BY-SA 2.0)

A Mirage IV (47/BT) in the days they were still used as supersonic bombers with a nuclear task. Well guarded during Cambrai open day, 15 June 1986. Under the belly you can see a bomb. 47 is now resting in the scrap area of Chateaudun.

A Mirage IV (47/BT) in the days they were still used as supersonic bombers with a nuclear task. Well guarded during Cambrai open day, 15 June 1986. Under the belly you can see a bomb. 47 is now resting in the scrap area of Chateaudun. par Tm (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Cambrai, 15 June 1986. A Mirage IVA strategic bomber (1/AP) taxiing back after a display. Number 1, the first production IV, is preserved at Chateaudun. This is a scan of a bad type of slide (Agfa): most colours are gone after less than 30 years.

Cambrai, 15 June 1986. A Mirage IVA strategic bomber (1/AP) taxiing back after a display. Number 1, the first production IV, is preserved at Chateaudun. This is a scan of a bad type of slide (Agfa): most colours are gone after less than 30 years. par Tm (CC BY-SA 2.0)

A great part of the flightline at Cambrai during the last Tiger Meet before the base closed. 16 May 2011.

A great part of the flightline at Cambrai during the last Tiger Meet before the base closed. 16 May 2011. par Helmy oved (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Tiger Meet Cambrai (France), 16 May 2011. The Polish of 6 ELT (Poznan-Krzesiny AB) have been members of the tiger community since 2011. So this was their first year. On the starboard side this F-16 had lost most of its grey tiger stripes.

Tiger Meet Cambrai (France), 16 May 2011. The Polish of 6 ELT (Poznan-Krzesiny AB) have been members of the tiger community since 2011. So this was their first year. On the starboard side this F-16 had lost most of its grey tiger stripes. par Helmy oved (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Addresse : 45 rue de Bourlon
59268 Haynecourt
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