Anglia News just now.

I’ve never seen such an amount of aviation topics in one news bulletin!!
Firstly, in comparison to the BBC bulletin last night, a more pessimistic attitude to the Duxford service station argument, complete with film of Concorde landing for the last time, they said it was the last big a/c to land there before the M11 curtailed such events, obviously unaware of the B-29 and B-52. Then we had coverage of Black 6 crashing and the sad sight of the L-29 sitting on the M11, all doom and gloom, at least we weren’t subjected to the P-38 and Firefly crashes.
Then we had a feature about an event at Bassingbourne today which showed various a/c landing including a red Chippy, the pilot, who’s name I’ve typically forgotten, explained how the a/c was nearly sold to the States.
There was then a feature about the ‘Belle of the East’, a B-24 that crashed at Belton, near Yarmouth and has had a road named after it today, I gathered that all the aircrew were rescued by local people.
Tonight at 18:00 we are going to be treated to an anniversary event at Mildenhall and the Anglia crew are going up in a KC-135.
Just thought you might tear yourselves away from the Bader thread and watch it tonight.