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new acquisition The Queensland Air Museum, located at Caloundra Airport, has acquired and restored a 1953 Lim-2 (MiG-15UTI) jet fighter trainer, a significant aircraft that was the feared symbol of the Korean air war. The aircraft was formally placed on display on June 23. (Cameron Elmes/QAM)
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AUTHOR: Dave Prossor
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New Zealand Spitfire Damaged
A rare two seat Spitfire was damaged during a landing at Masterton aerodrome on 15 June.
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