Gazelle 50th Anniversary Fly In - Army Air Corps, Middle Wallop

On 7 April 1967, Aerospatiale SA.340 F-WOFH made its first flight in the hands of famed test pilot Jean Boulet. Five decades later, the Aerospatiale Gazelle remains a valued asset to the armed forces of twenty nations worldwide.
The Gazelle 50th Anniversary Commemorative Fly-in was held at the Museum of Army Flying, Army Air Corps, Middle Wallop on Saturday 8th April 2017.
Here is my record of the day and the aircraft participating.
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Where is the Bluethunder

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Ove gazele moglibi dodati manje rakete tako dabi bile vojno angažovane

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Da, druge zemlje, uključujući Francusku, ponekad ih naoružaju protutenkovskim projektilima, ali vojska Velike Britanije sada koristi samo nekoliko preostalih gazela za promatranje iz zraka jer imaju raketno naoružani Apač za protutenkovske radove.