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B-25 s/n 44-29507 "Sarinah", well known as the Duke of Brabant Air Force's Mitchell in the Netherlands, has made her first flight on the Dutch register. Now registered as PH-XXV, the veteran bomber flew on Friday May 10th for the first time since 2009...being the only not US registered airworthy B-2...

All scrapped, as fas as I know
44-30772 N9076Z in 1988
44-30976 N8193H in 1987-1988
44-86749 N8194H in 1989

Hi all, Our B-25 PH-XXV (44-29507, ex N320SQ etc) landed in August 1964 at Kingston Jamaica with a problem in the exhaust manifold. In the story that was written on that flight, the following is indicated: "A B-25 two months before us had similar trouble but was not so lucky. It caught fire and had ...

B-25 44-29507, former registration N320SQ, received her first CoA in the Netherlands today (30 August 2012), now registered as PH-XXV.

Gary,
Don't you miss 10years? N86427 became civil in July 1959 and flew as such in April 1967 during the 25th anniversary of the Doolittle Raid at Alameda NAS.
C

Could be 43-4030, Gen Eisenhower's plane, now in the South Dakota Air and Space Museum in Rapid City SD

And this one is 44-30493, since 1986 USAFM Malmstrom AFB, on display as 430493

This one is 44-30363, a TB-25N, 1965 SAC Museum, Offutt AFB, Belleville NE, in 1998 moved to SAC Museum, Mahoney State Park, Omaha NB

The Mitchell arrived with others in May 1978 at Luton Airport (UK) after the well known ferry over the Atlantic via the Azores, shown in the documentary "B-25 Mitchells Do Fly IMC". So the pictures are from the mid seventies or earlier. When I recall well, the camouflage scheme dates from the mid si...

It's N86427, ended up since 1988 in the Museo del Aire “Ejercito del Aire”, Cuatro Vientos, Spain as “41-30338 / 74-17”

Hi all,

Last week, 21Dec2011, Aero Trader issued the first Service Bulletin for the B-25 Mitchell since very long. Aero Trader holds the TCDS since December 2009. All Mitchell MLG need an inspection incl NDT. Full details are in the SB. I can mail teh full SB to who's interested.
Kind regards,

Coert

How bad it got bent? Check

http://gsirius.bookfoto.com/index.php?a ... &id=136064

Doesn't look too good!

No details on the damage so far, is for future information.

Sad news, the French B-25 went down today, the crew of 2 is OK!

For those reading the French language:
http://www.leparisien.fr/seine-et-marne ... 475075.php

What date was that, Gary?