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Boeing Chinook CH-147F helicopter Royal Canadian Air Force #147304 (Valkyrie Nose Art) 450 Tactical Helicopter Squadron Camp Castor Gao Mali, Western Africa, 2018-2019

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Boeing Chinook CH-147F helicopter Royal Canadian Air Force #147304 (Valkyrie Nose Art) 450 Tactical Helicopter Squadron Camp Castor Gao Mali, Western Africa, 2018-2019

Name: Boeing Chinook CH-147F helicopter Royal Canadian Air Force #147304 (Valkyrie Nose Art) 450 Tactical Helicopter Squadron Camp Castor Gao Mali, Western Africa, 2018-2019
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SKU: FOV-821005C-2
Price: 69.99 USD
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Item code: FOV-821005C-2

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Item No	FOV-821005C-2
Scale	1/72
Product Name	Boeing Chinook CH-147F helicopter Royal Canadian Air Force #147304 (Valkyrie Nose Art) 450 Tactical Helicopter Squadron Camp Castor Gao Mali, Western Africa, 2018-2019
Country	Canada
Machine Type	Transport helicopters
Materials	ABS, Polycarbonate, PVC & Zinc Alloy
Weight	450 g / 15.87 ounce
Product Size	225 x 53 x 87 mm / 8.86 x 2.08 x 3.42 in.
Box Size	313 x 133 x 149 mm / 12.33 x 5.24 x 5.87 in.

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Introduction & Background

The CH-147F Chinook (Serial #147304), nicknamed "Valkyrie" (after the Norse mythological figures who carried warriors to Valhalla), served with the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)'s 450 Tactical Helicopter Squadron during Operation PRESENCE - Mali (2018–2019). Deployed to Camp Castor, Gao, Mali, as part of the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission (MINUSMA), this helicopter played a crucial role in troop transport, medical evacuations (MEDEVAC), and logistics in a high-threat, desert-warfare environment.