A79 819 DH Vampire
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Historical Details: . Description: First flown on the 29th of September 1943, the Vampire, in its many versions, came to be the most widely used British military jet aircraft ever produced, and saw service with some 25 air forces around the world.
In 1951 the RAAF ordered 36 DeHavilland. Level of Importance: Regional
