| De Havilland Vampire T.11 | Unknown | Wallace Shackleton

Aircraft:
De Havilland Vampire T.11
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Airline: Unknown
Photo Date: Sep 22, 1986
Uploaded: Dec 12, 2006
Denver Centennial Airport - KAPA, USA - Colorado

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An unidentified Vampire At Centennial. The Vampire can trace its lineage back to the Mosquito, the pod is made from vacuum formed plywood compressed around concrete formers, while the wings and tail booms are post war modern aluminum. The picture shows what looks like two control towers. Scanned from a K64 slide

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Sep 22, 1986

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Dec 12, 2006

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An unidentified Vampire At Centennial. The Vampire can trace its lineage back to the Mosquito, the pod is made from vacuum formed plywood compressed around concrete formers, while the wings and tail booms are post war modern aluminum. The picture shows what looks like two control towers. Scanned from a K64 slide