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The Snowbirds presence in Mont-Laurier allowed me to come relatively close to the CT-114 Tutor. Let's see some close-ups.
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| The pilots are in red and thenicians in blue. The pilots and their planes may be the stars of the show, but the technical team alsogets well deserved applauses from the crowd.
The Totors are two seaters. The technician makes the trip with his or her's pilot. The expression "I prepared the plane as if I will fly in it" is as near reality as it gets! |
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Let's see the show!
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Some information of the text found in
Canada's elite: The Snowbirds, 29 years of "wowing the crowds" in Canada's Air Force - Past, Present & Future , WINGS, Canada's National Magazine, Special Souvenir Edition, 1999.
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