AU yoy by AT ead tn RII ae ide Ins IN RCAF-RAF-RAAF-SAAF-LUFTWAFFE & FOREIGN SERVICE aa A y RSAIRCAM AVIATION SERIES No. 20 Sabre Mk. 1, No. 284 Fighter Squadron, Royal Air Force Standard scheme with ted nose. yellow tim, squadron badge black dragon on white dise with red claws and tongue: squadron marking ed diamonds on black rectangle White aircraft letter Gotscans CANADAIR SABRE MK.1-6 COMMONWEALTH SABRE MK.30-32 IN REAF-RAFRAAPSAAF UFTWAFE 6 FOREIGN SERVGE ACKNOWLED ENTS This book, the second volume on the evergreen Sabre, completes Illustrated by Richard Ward the pictorial history of the North American, Canadair and Common wealth built aircraft. A third volume is in course of preparation covering the North American Fury, the navalised version of the . ‘ Sabre. My thanks to all those who assisted with photographs and Compiled by Richard Ward information, whose names are listed below in alphabetical order. and Gerhard W. Joos R.A. Brown, Canadair, G. Cattaneo, J. C. Cuny, Peter Doll Flight International, Jetry Geer, Maj, A. P. de Jong Gerhard W. Joos, G. H. Kamphuis, G. J. Letzter, S. P. Peltz. Hank Shakelaar. Frank F. Smith, Royal Air Force, Royal Australian Text by Gerhard W. Joos Air Fores, Royal Canadian Air Force, South African Air Force Italian Air Force, Sabre Mk-2 (F-86E), 1st Fighter Interceptor Wing, 6th Ar Force, Korea 1983. Natural metal scheme with black checks on fin and rudder, yellow bands with black outline ound wings and fuselage Published by: Osprey Publications Limited, England Editorial Office: P.O. Box §, Canterbury, Kent, England Subscription & Business Office: P.O. Box 25, 707 Oxford Road, Reading, Berkshire, England The Berkshite Printing Co. Ltd. © Osprey Publications Lid. SBN 85045 0241 1971