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	English Electric Lightning	https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Electric_Lightning https://modernwartech.blog.hu/2022/09/01/a_leggyorsabb_villam_a_brit_lightning_vadaszgep_1_resz https://modernwartech.blog.hu/2022/09/23/a_leggyorsabb_villam_avagy_a_brit_lightning_vadaszgep_2_resz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Electric_Lightning https://www.baesystems.com/en/heritage/english-electric-lightning https://elfnet.hu/haditechnika/repulok/englishelectriclightning.php https://www.nms.ac.uk/national-museum-of-flight/things-to-see-and-do/explore-the-hangars/military-aircraft/lightning/ https://www.thunder-and-lightnings.co.uk/lightning/ http://www.warbirdalley.com/ltning.htm http://www.lightning.org.uk/ http://www.airvectors.net/aveeltg.html https://modernwartech.blog.hu/2022/11/11/a_leggyorsabb_villam_avagy_a_brit_lightning_vadaszgep_4_resz https://modernwartech.blog.hu/2022/12/02/a_leggyorsabb_villam_avagy_a_brit_lightning_vadaszgep_5_resz https://modernwartech.blog.hu/2022/12/23/a_leggyorsabb_villam_avagy_a_brit_lightning_vadaszgep_6_resz https://modernwartech.blog.hu/2023/02/24/a_leggyorsabb_villam_avagy_a_brit_lightning_vadaszgep_8_resz https://modernwartech.blog.hu/2023/03/17/a_leggyorsabb_villam_avagy_a_brit_lightning_vadaszgep_9_resz https://modernwartech.blog.hu/2023/04/06/a_leggyorsabb_villam_avagy_a_brit_lightning_vadaszgep_9_resz_343 https://modernwartech.blog.hu/2023/04/28/a_leggyorsabb_villam_avagy_a_brit_lightning_vadaszgep_11_resz https://www.militaryfactory.com/aircraft/detail.asp?aircraft_id=229	második generációs vadászrepülőgépek, Military aircraft manufactured in Britain since the Second World War

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The Aviation Historian - Issue 1

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below Lightning F.1A XM175/T was part of the frst production batch of 48 F.1s and F.1As and joined No 56 Sqn
at Wattisham in early 1961. The unit’s markings consisted of large red and white nose chequers thinly outlined
in pale blue ﬂanking the roundel and a small roundel containing the unit’s phoenix badge on the fn. The aircraft
continued to operate with 56 Sqn until April 1973, when it was returned to BAC to serve as a test rig.
Artworks by JUANITA FRANZI/AeRo IllUSTRATIoNS © 2012 www.aeroillustrations.com

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