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It was 3 B\'s (also BZ now) and 2 F\'s. Too much corrosion to make them a viable option .....

25° 49.118\'S 28° 13.424\'E BZ on the hardstand (Homebase, AFB Waterkloof, Pretoria)

25° 49.708\'S 28° 13.093\'E F permanently parked in \'Sinkhole City\' (can\'t locate the other - will put a query out on the local forums)

25° 49.670\'S 28° 13.861\'E C160Z #331 - 336, 338 & 339

25° 48.272\'S 28° 09.737\'E C160Z #337 (SAAF Museum, AFB Swartkops, Pretoria

25° 49.220\'S 28° 13.458\'E a pair of CASA 212/235

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Bob, one of the members on another forum lives near the airbase, says the F\'s are parked in front of the 60Sqd hangars between some B707\'s. They were probably inside the hangar/s when the satellite went over ..... so they been broken up yet. I am trying to find out if anything is planned for them

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