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  1. Air Force Museum of New Zealand
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    McDonnell Douglas TA-4K Skyhawk - NZ6254 - NZ6254 - Air …

    Learn about the history and features of the Skyhawk, the RNZAF's longest-serving combat aircraft, which was also used by the US Navy and Marine Corps. See photos and specifications of NZ6254, one of the two-seater TA-4K Skyhawks on display at the Air Force Museum of New Zealand.
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  2. The Skyhawk Association
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    RNZAF 2 Squadron | The Skyhawk Association

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  3. weebly.com
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    NZ 6254 - Kahu - the A-4K Skyhawk Story - Weebly

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    The Hamfisted Modeller: Modelling the RNZAF Skyhawk - Blogger

  5. jimbarclay.nz
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    RNZAF Skyhawks – A Short History - Jim Barclay

    Apr 24, 2013 · The first aircraft, TA4K NZ6254, was flown to the future home of the A4s at RNZAF Base Ohakea by Squadron Leader John Scrimshaw, CO 75 Squadron, on 21st Mar 1970. In the mid-1980s, the next 10 Skyhawk aircraft …

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  6. JetPhotos
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    NZ6254/NZ6254 aviation photos on JetPhotos

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    Which RNZAF aircraft are based in New Zealand?
    The TA-4k Skyhawk and MB-339 are based at RNZAF Base Ohakea, New Zealand. RNZAF Official, Don Simms collection. TA-4k Skyhawk and MB-339; a formation shot of a Royal New Zealand Air Force TA-4k Skyhawk and MB-339. The MB-339 is the primary jet trainer to the Skyhawk and is operated by Number 14 Squadron Royal New Zealand Air Force.

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    Where will nz6254 go?
    NZ6254, a two-seat TA-4K Skyhawk, has had its protective coating removed and will shortly be dismantled into its major components ready for movement by NZDF transport to the Air Force Museum of New Zealand at Wigram, Christchurch, the birthplace of New Zealand military aviation. The aircraft will travel via the Lewis Pass to its new home.

    NZ 6254 - Kahu - the A-4K Skyhawk Story - Weebly

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    When did nz6254 fly?
    NZ6254 arrived aboard the USS Okinawa on 17 May 1970. It was one of six two-seater Skyhawks operated by the RNZAF as an advanced trainer, and spent most of its service life with No. 75 Squadron at Ohakea. NZ6254 was the first Skyhawk to fly in New Zealand skies after delivery, and was the first TA-4 to be upgraded under ‘Project Kahu’.

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    What happened to RNZAF NZ6218?
    On 03 JUN 1985, RNZAF NZ6218 (BuNo 155069) rolled over while landing at RAAF Townsville. The pilot escaped, and although it was still in its A-4G configuration from the RAN, it had considerable damage, which was repairable. It is not known for sure which squadron it was assigned to at the time.

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    When did RNZAF fly a L-R 157911 nz6208 nz6206?
    RNZAF Official, Don Simms collection, courtesy of Phil Thompson. MAY 1972: Tindal flight line l-r 157911 NZ6208, 157908 NZ6205 & 157909 NZ6206 while deployed to RAAF Tindal, in Northern Australia. RNZAF Official from Don Simms via Phil Thompson. Date unknown: 75 squadron fly over HMS Eagle as she berths in Wellington.

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    What happened to nz6254?
    Both aircraft were the prototypes for Project Kahu which resulted in the aircraft fleet receiving a major upgrade to their avionics. NZ6254 will be reassembled at the Museum by the Unit and will go on display soon afterwards so that visitors can get the opportunity of seeing the aircraft at close quarters.

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    Royal New Zealand Air Force A-4 Skyhawks | The …

    Oct 25, 2016 · Learn about the Royal New Zealand Air Force A-4 Skyhawks, their operations, upgrades, retirement and sale. Find out what happened to Murray Turnbull, the last RNZAF Skyhawk pilot, and see photos of the aircraft.

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  9. Flickr
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    NZ6254 McDonnell Douglas TA-4K Skyhawk Royal New Zealand A …

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  10. Air Force Museum of New Zealand
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    50 Years On: RNZAF Skyhawk Purchase and Arrival

    May 15, 2020 · Learn how the RNZAF acquired and received the McDonnell Douglas A4-K Skyhawk, a subsonic attack aircraft, in 1970. See photos and stories of the delivery, training and service of the iconic aircraft.

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  11. The Skyhawk Association
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    RNZAF 75 Squadron | The Skyhawk Association

    Oct 25, 2016 · Elevated view of the base with F-16A Fighting Falcon aircraft of the 8th Tactical Fighter Wing parked in the foreground and TA-4K, back row, far right, 157917, NZ6254 of Squadron 75, RNZAF, in the background. The …

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