Gloster Meteor F.8 Boeing we are voluntarily choosing to

we are voluntarily choosing to err on the side of caution - and apologize to collectors who may be disappointed in our decision to do so

with plans to make it near-flyable

or Lockheed Aircraft Companies

so that it can be cut

ease of maintenance under shipboard conditions

Gloster Meteor F.8 Boeing we are voluntarily choosing toOur Gloster Meteor F. 8 RAAF TransportTag was crafted from RAAF Meteor F. 8 serial A77 867 (built as RAF WK685 and taken on RAAF charge 20 August 1952). It served with No. 77 Squadron at Kimpo, South Korea, flying fighter patrols, escort, and ground attack sorties during the final stages of the Korean War and the post armistice period. In December 1955 the aircraft returned to Australia for training and reserve duties with Nos. 77, 78, and 22