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The Miles M.14A Hawk Trainer Mk.III (1939) was a British training aircraft used by the Royal Air Force. The aircraft, registered G-AKPF, with alternate serial N3788 and serial number 2228, is displayed in RAF colors. This archival image captures the aircraft in a close-up pilot view during an air-to-air banking maneuver at UK Warbirds 2024.
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Photo keywords: is displayed in RAF colors. This archival image captures the aircraft in a close-up pilot view during an air-to-air banking maneuver at UK Warbirds 2024., registered G-AKPF, The Miles M.14A Hawk Trainer Mk.III (1939) was a British training aircraft used by the Royal Air Force. The aircraft, with alternate serial N3788 and serial number 2228
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