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Captured in flight at Coningsby and Yeovilton, the Royal Air Force Avro 652A Anson C19/2, registration G-AHKX, tail number TX...
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Captured in flight at Coningsby and Yeovilton, the Royal Air Force Avro 652A Anson C19/2, registration G-AHKX, tail number TX176, is performing a banking maneuver. Originally designed as a training and reconnaissance aircraft, it was widely used by the RAF during WWII.

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