| Frame Details | |
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| Serial | 06707L |
| Line Number | |
| First Flight | 06.12.1944 |
| Model | B-24L Liberator (VI) |
| Status | Left Fleet |
| Comments | Collected by a crew from No.45 Ferry Group, RAF, and flown across the South Atlantic via the usual route from Dorval via Gander, Newfoundland - Lagens, Azores - Rabat Sale, French Morocco - Castel Benito, Libya - Lydda, Palestine - Shaibah, Iraq - Drigh Road, Karachi, to Air Command South-East Asia (ACSEA) at Bamrauli (Allahabad), India, usually involving some 53 flying hours. Officially received at ACSEA - Allahabad 23.6.1945 and allocated to No.231 Group/99 Sqn at Dhubalia, Bengal; soc 11.4.1946 at No.322 MU, Chakeri, Kanpur where nearly 100 RAF Liberators were dumped following the termination of Lend Lease agreements; Following Indian independence on 15.8.1947 the MU closed in 11.1947 and the site and aircraft dump passed to the Indian Air Force. |
| Reg | Airline | Delivered | Status | |
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44-50206 | United States Army Air Force | 06.12.1944 | Left Fleet |
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KN751 | Royal Air Force | 04.6.1945 | Left Fleet |
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HE807 | Indian Air Force | 02.3.1949 | Left Fleet |
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KN751 | Royal Air Force | 01.7.1974 | Left Fleet |
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KN751 (HE807) | Colerne Air Museum | 11.7.1974 | Left Fleet |
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KN751 | Cosford Aerospace Museum | 20.1.1976 | Left Fleet |
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KN751 | Royal Air Force Museum Hendon | 06.9.2005 | Preserved |
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