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Double Mustang trouble! PR.22 A68-199 (VH-URZ) and Mk.21 A68-105 (in No 3 Squadron RAAF markings representing SQNLDR Murray Nash’s P-51K Mustang KH677 in the Italian Theatre during WW2) in flight over Westernport Bay near Tyabb. matt savage
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Mustangs Take Flight
The first and the last time, maybe. Wednesday December 6 saw Mustangs VH-JUC and VH-URZ/ A68-199 make a formation flight.
The Judy Pay/Dick Houriganowned CAC Mustang A68-105/ VH-JUC was being flown by Nick Caldwell, while Peter Gills’s VH‑URZ was being flown by Bernie Heuser with passenger Cassie Gill in the rear seat.
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