This Vampire FB.6 was built under licence in 1960, by the Swiss Federal Aircraft Factory and was one of the last Vampires ever built. It carries the markings of a Vampire Mk.3, which flew with RCAF No. 400, City of Toronto, Auxiliary Squadron.
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Vampire FB.6
The Vampire F.3 was the first jet fighter to enter RCAF service in any significant numbers. It introduced fighter pilots not only to jet flying, but also to cockpit pressurization and tricycle landing gear. Vampire Mk.3s were flown by six RCAF Auxiliary Squadrons until the end of 1956.