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The Buffalo District Harshaw FUSRAP remediation team held a meeting for Cleveland and Cuyahoga County emergency first responders to share information with them on the Harshaw project, Cleveland, Ohio, May 29, 2024. The safety of the public and workers is the number one priority through this process and communication will continue throughout the remediation process. (U.S. Army photo by Andre' M. Hampton)
The Buffalo District Harshaw FUSRAP remediation team held a meeting for Cleveland and Cuyahoga County emergency first responders to share information with them on the Harshaw project, Cleveland, Ohio, May 29, 2024. The safety of the public and workers is the number one priority through this process and communication will continue throughout the remediation process. (U.S. Army photo by Andre' M. Hampton)
The Buffalo District Harshaw FUSRAP remediation team held a meeting for Cleveland and Cuyahoga County emergency first responders to share information with them on the Harshaw project, Cleveland, Ohio, May 29, 2024. The safety of the public and workers is the number one priority through this process and communication will continue throughout the remediation process. (U.S. Army photo by Andre' M. Hampton)
The Nomad is a fixed wing, twin-engine turbo prop, short take off and landing aircraft. It was designed in Australia and manufactured by the Government Aircraft Factory at Fishermens Bend, Melbourne. A total of 170 Nomads (N22 series) were built between 1978 and 1985.
The aircraft has proved successful on short, rough landing strips of outback Australia, and has become internationally famous in the television series the Flying Doctors.
This aircraft was purchased as a shell by the Broken Hill City Council and provided to the Royal Flying Doctor Service for external restoration. It is painted in the livery of its famous television counterpart, VH-MSF, which is in service at the Broken Hill base.
Source: Broken Hill City Council.
