As we wrote this morning, the Royal Australian Air Force, which recently had restored six of their venerable General Dynamics F-111Cs and distributed them on loan to museums around their country, is sending a seventh restored plane, gifted outright, to the Pacific Aviation Museum in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
Burl Burlingame, curator of the Pacific Aviation Museum curator just sent us this picture:
Pacific Aviation Museum’s Restoration Manager Jim Martinelli, Executive Director Ken DeHoff, RAAF Group Commander Paul Long, Operations Officer Scotty Scott and Jimmy Ford of the Air Terminal Operations crew show off the huge crate holding an F-111 tail section, within the cargo bay of a RAAF C-17.