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- Location: Pensacola - NAS / Forrest Sherman Field (NPA / KNPA) , USA - Florida October 24, 1989
Back to October 1989 at the National Museum of Naval Aviation, Pensacola, FL. This is the very famous Douglas R4D-5L Bu.No 12418 'Que Sera Sera' which made the first landing at the South Pole on 31 October 1956.
- Air Force: USA - Air Force
- Aircraft: Bombardier/Northrop Grumman E-11A (BD-700-1A10)
- Registration: 11-9358 (cn 9358)
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- Location: Mildenhall (MHZ / GXH / EGUN) , UK - England March 11, 2019
This aircraft is operated by the 430th EECS, Kandahar Air Base, Afghanistan. It was seen on a stop at Mildenhall on a flight back to CONUS.
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- Location: Pensacola - NAS / Forrest Sherman Field (NPA / KNPA) , USA - Florida April 11, 2015
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- Location: Pensacola - NAS / Forrest Sherman Field (NPA / KNPA) , USA - Florida October 24, 1989
Back in the late 80's the National Museum of Naval Aviation at Pensacola was much smaller than now and it was possible to wander amongst the rare aircraft types kept outside including 'Que Sera Sera', famous for landing on the ice at the South Pole.