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Slingsby Firefly?

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A long time ago I had an AI slingsby Firefly as used by the RAF. Can anyone tell me where to find this model?
I think it was part of a package, ie RAF Islanders & UK fisheries packages, but I cannot confirm this.
Thanks for any help.
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It wasn't in that package but another one http://library.avsim.net/esearch.php?Ca ... LID=82426. unfortunately it was lost in the attack so maybe somebody here can provide it.
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Thank you for the info firebird. With a bit of luck it will turn up somewhere.
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If it's the DEFTS package you're after, I have it at home on my External HD. PM me your e-mail address and I'll send you it tomorrow. I'm away from my own PC at mo.
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Thanks Dinga69. PM on its way.

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Or directly from the horse's mouth: click :smt002
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Gsnde, I forgot all about UKMIL, thanks for the info & I will look there in the future for stuff before posting. This time though I will go with the pack from Dinga69 as I have already PM`d him.
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Just for the record, the RAF don't use the Slingsby Firefly :-)
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By the way the package is by the old UK Mil AI team not UKMIL


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Hi CelticWarrior
Got this info from Scramble. I take it that this is old information? if so I won`t bother with them as I am trying to be as up to date as possible.

Defence Elementary Flying Training School/674sq
T-67M Mk2 Firefly
T-67M-260 Firefly
Tutor T1
RAF Barkstone Heath

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Yeah, they have all been replaced with Tutors recently.

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david lock wrote:Hi CelticWarrior
Got this info from Scramble. I take it that this is old information? if so I won`t bother with them as I am trying to be as up to date as possible.

Defence Elementary Flying Training School/674sq
T-67M Mk2 Firefly
T-67M-260 Firefly
Tutor T1
RAF Barkstone Heath

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Very old information.

The Defence Elementary Flying Training School is an MoD unit, 674 Sqn is actually an Army Air Corps Squadron, which conducts EFT for the RN and Army. The RAF has nothing to do with DEFTS as they withdrew from that organisation shortly after formation, even 'RAF' Barkston Heath (there's no 'e' in Barkston) is run under contract with little, if any, RAF input other than the name.

The RAF conduct their own EFT separately using Tutors at various stations around the UK.
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Thanks for the information to all.

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MIKE JG wrote:Cough....front page.....cough.....
You need to take something for that nasty cough Mike :lol:
"We attack tomorrow under cover of daylight! It's the last thing they'll be expecting ... a daylight charge across the minefield .."
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@David Lock - Tough, you've got them now :lol: . Check your inbox.
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Cheers Dinga69, I will probably still use them as you have sent them to me. The more AI the better I say.
Sorry if I have P****d you off in any way, it wasn`t intentional.

All the best

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P***ed off? Nah, not at all. Hope you manage to find some use for them. As far as I'm aware they're still in service, have a look here:

http://www.raf.mod.uk/rafcranwell/about ... nheath.cfm
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What the Hell, I`ll have them flying around anyway.
Thanks for sending them to me Dinga69, much apreciated.
Some BBC kids program had a white one with all different coloured dots all over it ,flown by Auntie Mabel and her dog pippin, you havn`t got that one have you? (only kidding, lol)

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david lock wrote:What the Hell, I`ll have them flying around anyway.
Thanks for sending them to me Dinga69, much apreciated.
Some BBC kids program had a white one with all different coloured dots all over it ,flown by Auntie Mabel and her dog pippin, you havn`t got that one have you? (only kidding, lol)

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I'd call you sad but ive watched that show to. :lol: :lol: :lol:

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