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Gulfstream American Gulfstream 2 (N105TB)

Submitted 3 years ago

Research 5TB departing Hanscom. I have been told this is one of two Gulfstream 2s still flying without any sort of Hush Kits or wing modifications.

11 of N105TB 731 of GLF2 617 at KBED

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Paul Wisgerhof3 years ago

I don't know where the "GROB Tutor" comes from, but this G-2 [G-1159] belongs to the USAF. And, hey, hard points on a G-2? Who knew? Built in 1968 this bird is flying on an "experimental" air worthiness certificate.

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