F-AZEG / 124724 - Chance Vought F4U-5 Corsair by Laurent Quérité Via Flickr: Meeting Aérien Airshow Amicale Jean Baptiste Salis AJBS Le Temps des Hélices La Ferté Alais LFFQ France IMG_2422

F-AYBF (E2262 / A-6), Bristol F.2b Fighter, La Ferte Alais / Cerny, 19-05-2018 by Gordon Riley Via Flickr: Fuselage frame from Weston on the Green, originally retrieved by RAF Museum. Disposed of and restored by The Vintage Aviator Limited, Masterton, NZ, as ZK-VTV before sale to Amicale Jean Baptiste Salis in May 2016.

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La Ferté Alais Junker JU52 Amicale Jean Baptiste Salis

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F-AZEG / 124724 - Chance Vought F4U-5 Corsair by Laurent Quérité Via Flickr: Airshow Friendly Airshow Jean Baptiste Salis AJBS Le Temps des Hélices La Ferté Alais LFFQ France IMG_2420

4312127 (F-AZBE) 1943 North American AT-6C Texan Amicale Jean Baptiste Salis Cerny 23.05.14 by Phil Rawlings

F-HLEA 1949 North American AT-6 Texan Amicale Jean Baptiste Salis Cerny 23.05.14 by Phil Rawlings Via Flickr: Constructed as an AT-6D circa 1949 and taken on Strength/Charge with the United States Air Force with serial 49-3056. Taken on Strength/Charge with the Ejercito de Aire with serial C.6-188 (Spanish Air Force). 21.05.01 to F-AZMP based at La Ferte-alais. 22.04.13 vCivil registration, F-AZMP, cancelled and re registered F-HLEA.

CASA 352L ‘AZ+JU’ (F-AZJU) by Alan Wilson Via Flickr: c/n 103. Spanish Air Force serial ‘T.2B-212’. 2015 Flying Legends Airshow. Duxford, Cambridgeshire, UK. 12-7-2015 The following info is from the Flying Legends website:- “This Ju52/3m is one of the first CASA 352s built in Spain. The fuselage was manufactured in Germany by Junkers and the wings by CASA in 1943. The fuselage was sent to Spain with thirty others, to join the assembly line. After decommission the Ju52 was acquired by a British Movie company. In 1990 she was acquired by Amicale Jean Baptiste Salis and meticulously restored by the Amicale team.”

Boeing B-17G Fortress at the 1985 Paris Air Show by fsll2 Via Flickr: Boeing B-17G Fortress 44-8846 at the 1985 Paris Air Show History: Rolled out Lockheed-Vega production lines in december 1944 Allocated to 351st BG Polebrook, 1st March 1945, flew 6 operational missions over Germany. Transferred to 305th BG Chelveston, 19??, then to the Institut Geographic National, Creil, Dec. 8, 1954-1985 as F-BGSP - South African survey operations, 1965 -- Registration ZS-DXM reserved but not allocated. IGN/Association GMF/Amicale Jean Salis, May 1985. - Registered as F-AZDX. IGN/Forteresse Toujours Volante Association, Paris-Orly, 1988-2002 - Flew as 48846/W/Lucky Lady. - Flew in movie "Memphis Belle" as 28703*DF-S/Mother & Country, June 1989. - Flown in camouflage as 22960/Pink Lady, last flight on March 2010 - Currently stored at the Cerny-La Ferté Alais airfield (the airfield of Amicale Jean-Baptiste Salis)

CASA 352L ‘AZ+JU’ (F-AZJU) by Alan Wilson Via Flickr: c/n 103. Spanish Air Force serial ‘T.2B-212’. 2015 Flying Legends Airshow. Duxford, Cambridgeshire, UK. 12-7-2015 The following info is from the Flying Legends website:- “This Ju52/3m is one of the first CASA 352s built in Spain. The fuselage was manufactured in Germany by Junkers and the wings by CASA in 1943. The fuselage was sent to Spain with thirty others, to join the assembly line. After decommission the Ju52 was acquired by a British Movie company. In 1990 she was acquired by Amicale Jean Baptiste Salis and meticulously restored by the Amicale team.”

CASA 352L ‘AZ+JU’ (F-AZJU) by Alan Wilson Via Flickr: c/n 103. Spanish Air Force serial ‘T.2B-212’. 2015 Flying Legends Airshow. Duxford, Cambridgeshire, UK. 12-7-2015 The following info is from the Flying Legends website:- “This Ju52/3m is one of the first CASA 352s built in Spain. The fuselage was manufactured in Germany by Junkers and the wings by CASA in 1943. The fuselage was sent to Spain with thirty others, to join the assembly line. After decommission the Ju52 was acquired by a British Movie company. In 1990 she was acquired by Amicale Jean Baptiste Salis and meticulously restored by the Amicale team.”

CASA 352L ‘AZ+JU’ (F-AZJU) by Alan Wilson Via Flickr: c/n 103. Spanish Air Force serial ‘T.2B-212’. 2015 Flying Legends Airshow. Duxford, Cambridgeshire, UK. 12-7-2015 The following info is from the Flying Legends website:- “This Ju52/3m is one of the first CASA 352s built in Spain. The fuselage was manufactured in Germany by Junkers and the wings by CASA in 1943. The fuselage was sent to Spain with thirty others, to join the assembly line. After decommission the Ju52 was acquired by a British Movie company. In 1990 she was acquired by Amicale Jean Baptiste Salis and meticulously restored by the Amicale team.”

CASA 352L ‘AZ+JU’ (F-AZJU) by Alan Wilson Via Flickr: c/n 103. Spanish Air Force serial ‘T.2B-212’. 2015 Flying Legends Airshow. Duxford, Cambridgeshire, UK. 12-7-2015 The following info is from the Flying Legends website:- “This Ju52/3m is one of the first CASA 352s built in Spain. The fuselage was manufactured in Germany by Junkers and the wings by CASA in 1943. The fuselage was sent to Spain with thirty others, to join the assembly line. After decommission the Ju52 was acquired by a British Movie company. In 1990 she was acquired by Amicale Jean Baptiste Salis and meticulously restored by the Amicale team.”

Boeing B-17G Fortress 44-8846 at the 1985 Paris AIr Show by fsll2 Via Flickr: Boeing B-17G Fortress 44-8846 at the 1985 Paris Air Show History: Rolled out Lockheed-Vega production lines in december 1944 Allocated to 351st BG Polebrook, 1st March 1945, flew 6 operational missions over Germany. Transferred to 305th BG Chelveston, 19??, then to the Institut Geographic National, Creil, Dec. 8, 1954-1985 as F-BGSP - South African survey operations, 1965 -- Registration ZS-DXM reserved but not allocated. IGN/Association GMF/Amicale Jean Salis, May 1985. - Registered as F-AZDX. IGN/Forteresse Toujours Volante Association, Paris-Orly, 1988-2002 - Flew as 48846/W/Lucky Lady. - Flew in movie "Memphis Belle" as 28703*DF-S/Mother & Country, June 1989. - Flown in camouflage as 22960/Pink Lady, last flight on March 2010 - Currently stored at the Cerny-La Ferté Alais airfield (the airfield of Amicale Jean-Baptiste Salis)

Douglas A-1D Skyraider by fsll2 Via Flickr: Douglas A-1D Skyraider F-AZDQ at the 1986 Sion Airshow, Switzerland. This aircraft is currently owned by the US Navy Museum in Pensacola, FL after being seized by the US Government for entering illegally into the US. Here is a brief history from the Warbirds Registry website: Delivered to US Navy as Bu. 126956. Delivered to l'Armee de l'Air as No. 45, November 4, 1960. Delivered to F.A. Gabonaise as No. 45, February 8, 1976-1984. Aero Retro, St. Rambert d'Albion, 1984. - Registered as F-WZDQ. Amicale Jean Baptiste Salis, Le Ferte Alais, July 1984-1985. - Registered as F-AZDQ. J. Bourret/Aero Retro, St. Rambert d'Albion, September 5, 1985-2006. - Flown as VMC-1/136956/RM-3. Claude Hendrickson/Dixie Equipment LLC, Woodstock, AL, September 2008 - May 2012. - Registered as N121CH. Seized by U.S. Government for entering the country illegally, April 24, 2009. Ownership transferred to the U.S. Navy, January 6, 2012. National Museum Of Naval Aviation, Pensacola, FL, 2012

Douglas A-1D Skyraider by fsll2 Via Flickr: Douglas A-1D Skyraider F-AZDQ at the 1986 Sion Airshow, Switzerland. This aircraft is currently owned by the US Navy Museum in Pensacola, FL after being seized by the US Government for entering illegally into the US. Here is a brief history from the Warbirds Registry website: Delivered to US Navy as Bu. 126956. Delivered to l'Armee de l'Air as No. 45, November 4, 1960. Delivered to F.A. Gabonaise as No. 45, February 8, 1976-1984. Aero Retro, St. Rambert d'Albion, 1984. - Registered as F-WZDQ. Amicale Jean Baptiste Salis, Le Ferte Alais, July 1984-1985. - Registered as F-AZDQ. J. Bourret/Aero Retro, St. Rambert d'Albion, September 5, 1985-2006. - Flown as VMC-1/136956/RM-3. Claude Hendrickson/Dixie Equipment LLC, Woodstock, AL, September 2008 - May 2012. - Registered as N121CH. Seized by U.S. Government for entering the country illegally, April 24, 2009. Ownership transferred to the U.S. Navy, January 6, 2012. National Museum Of Naval Aviation, Pensacola, FL, 2012