Morane-Saulnier Type BB display with ambulance.jpg
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| Description | Display of a shot down / landed replica Morane-Saulnier Type BB with ambulance arriving. As of 2021, the aircraft was the only intact example in the world - the only original surviving example is incomplete and parts of it are stored in the RAF museum at Cardington, England.[1] |
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| Author | Pseudopanax at English Wikipedia |
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- ↑ Information panel in Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre's "Knights of the Sky" exhibition
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