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CC-115 Buffalo

 
Search and Rescue (SAR) technicians board a CC-115 Buffalo before participating in the jump accuracy event during Search and Rescue Exercise (SAREX) 10.

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 CC-115 Buffalo aircraft goes thru the “Bird bath” a desalination process to remove any residue that may have collected on the airframe as a result of hours flown over salt water.

CX2008-0153-24

 CC-115 Buffalo aircraft waits to go thru the “Bird bath” a desalination process to remove any residue that may have collected on the airframe as a result of hours flown over salt water.

CX2008-0153-07
CC-115 Buffalo aircraft waits to go thru the “Bird bath” a desalination process to remove any residue that may have collected on the airframe as a result of hours flown over salt water.

CX2008-0153-06

 CC-115 Buffalo aircraft goes thru the “Bird bath” a desalination process to remove any residue that may have collected on the airframe as a result of hours flown over salt water.

CX2008-0153-21

 A 442 Transport and Rescue Squadron CC-115 Buffalo goes through the bird-bath to remove any residue that may have accumulated on the airframe as a result of the hours flown over salt water.

YQQ2008-04-07
View of a 442 Transport and Rescue Squadron CC-115 Buffalo at the Chilliwack Municipal airport.

YCW2007-04-07

 View of a 442 Transport and Rescue Squadron CC-115 Buffalo.

YQQ2007-04-07

 MCpl Larry McKieve, a Flight Engineer with 442 Transport and Rescue Squadron, 19 Wing Comox, carries out a post-flight inspection of the CC 115 Buffalo aircraft.

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Aerial view of a CC 115 Buffalo aircraft by the 442 Transport and Rescue Squadron hangar.

CX2004-0107-02

 A CC-115 Buffalo flies over base camp.

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 A CC-115 Buffalo flies over base camp.

ET2007-0233-24
 
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Date Modified: 2007-03-26
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