Boeing-Vertol CH147 Chinook 147201 "Miss Behavin"- Trenton, ON - Static Aircraft Displays on Waymarking.com

CH147 201 began service with the US Army in 1968. Built as a CH47C, it bore s/n 68-16017. In 1989 it was upgraded to CH147D and reissued s/n 89-00130 conversion number (c/n) 3284. It was one of seven Chinooks leased from the US Army for use with the Canadian Joint Task Force Air Wing (JTFAW) in Afghanistan. All aircraft were in storage at Davis-Monthan AFB when leased in 2008.

201 saw operational duty in Afghanistan until the end of Canadian combat operations in 2014. It carried the nose artwork, "Miss Behavin" - a throwback to the morale-boosters of the Second World War and Korea.

Following the cessation of Canada's combat mission the CH147Ds were withdrawn and replaced by the new Canadian CH147F in the fleet inventory. A few have survived, but most have been scrapped.

The Chinook is located in the outdoor airpark of the National Air Force of Canada, on RCAF Road in Trenton, ON.

Type of Aircraft: (make/model): Boeing-Vertol CH147D Chinook Tail Number: (S/N): 147201 Construction:: original aircraft Location (park, airport, museum, etc.): National Air Force Museum of Canada inside / outside: outside Access restrictions: Museum open Daily 9 - 5 May - October Closed Mon & Tue rest of the year. Other Information:: Not listed

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