| Malcolm Dixon (UK)
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| Status
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In storage since July 2011
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|
| Ian & Hayley Johnson (UK)
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| Operated
|
December 2003 to July 2011
|
| Martin Crawford (UK)
|
| Operated
|
2002 to December 2003
|
| Geoff Woodford (UK)
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| Operated
|
2001 to 2002
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| Cameron McKay (UK)
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| Location
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Travelling, UK
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| Operated
|
1995 to 2000
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| Billy Johnson (UK)
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| Location
|
Travelling, UK
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| Operated
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1991 to 1994
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| Alex Hercher (UK)
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| Location
|
Travelling, UK
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| Operated
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February 1990 to 1991
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| Craig Merrick (UK)
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| Location
|
Travelling, UK
|
| Operated
|
October 1988 to February 1990
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| Alf Miller (UK)
|
| Location
|
Travelling, UK
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| Operated
|
1988 to October 1988
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| David Pidgley (UK)
|
| Location
|
Travelling, UK
|
| Operated
|
1986 to 1987
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| John Appleton (UK)
|
| Location
|
Travelling, UK
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| Operated
|
During 1985
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| Siddy Hopgood (UK)
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| Location
|
Travelling, UK
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| Operated
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1982 to 1984
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| Stevie Appleton (UK)
|
| Location
|
Travelling, UK
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| Operated
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c. July 1980 to 1982
|
| Leslie Burns (UK)
|
| Location
|
Travelling, UK
|
| Operated
|
November 1977 to c. July 1980
|
| John Wilmot (UK)
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| Location
|
Travelling, UK
|
| Operated
|
1961 to November 1977
|
|
| Statistics
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| Manufacturer
|
Lusse
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| Product
|
Dive Bomber
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| Capacity
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8 per cycle
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Dive Bomber is a Roll-O-Plane built by UK manufacturer Lusse currently in storage with UK showman Malcolm Dixon.
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