Another of those " how low can ya go Skipper ."

Not bad Dave, thank’s for the link mate.

ahhh Daz, That shot became my first desk top photo, when I first got on line.

I had asked the big G the E, from C.W.D. was it a real shot, not computer gen stuff.

At first he thought it one of the Hanna’s fooling around in N.Z., When I got on here, you guy’s told me what it really was, and I passed that back on to Graham.

Like someone say’s on here, If you Don’t ask!!!

Great Flying!!!!!

I’ll give that a look! 😉

I have a video clip of Jerry Billing doing a simular pass at his grass strip in Essex Ontario
www.ontario-warbirds.ca

Dave C

Interesting and disturbing all in one

Thank’s guy’s 🙂 ,

So it was not just a random nut job then :rolleyes: .

This was a nut job, who got paid to do it!! 😮 .

That’s a very fine line 😀 .

Discussed once or twice before – Gerry Billings in Spitfire MK923:

http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=33336

This was a pretty low pass by the Spitfire last year espescially in this day and age!

nope – “Thunderball” used the “Skyhook” system with a bracket on the B-17’s nose, and the cast was rescued from a dinghy.
Here we see a different installation, with a wire being dragged under the tail to snatch the other wire between the two vehicles.

Martin

Wasn’t the “Thunderball” pick-up from the sea?

but they did this also for real (not only for movies) – see a pick-up manouvre in the desert….

Martin