At last…..

Not a problem! 🙂

Thanks LN Strike Eagle 🙂

It’s not a flag as such, just part of the markings. All RAF aircraft carry red and blue bars on the tail – it’s just that the Tristar has a slightly larger one with a white bar in the middle, making it very reminiscant of another countries flag…. 🙂

Pic below shows the marking on the tail of a Tornado Gr.4, taken by me at RAF Waddington airshow.

Pardon me if I’m stupid , but what does represent the flag on the tail of the tristar?

Ace photos Andrew..
And your right ..
The last pic needs no words…
Speechless!;)

Looking forward to seeing the rest on
www.airlinepics.com
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Cheers.

Kev thanks for the comments. I will probably email you the stuff on my grandad on Monday, when I have a bit of time.

Cheers.

One more to be going on with: ZE706… this pic needs no words.

The last one of a Dove is great. Must be a later one as it has a retractable nosewheel, or am I thinking about the Heron? The side view of the Polish aircraft is great, a tribute to Coastal Command during the Battle of the Atlantic. Something your Grandad was probably involved in.

Regards,

kev35

The M-28 is from the Polish Navy, it’s a licence built An-28 and is used for coastal patrol.

Thanks Ren, there are still a few more pics to come, but its taking longer than I thought to sort them out.:rolleyes:

Heres another. G-ARHW.

Nice pics as ever Andrew, hope you haven’t created an international incident amongst the Dutch military. 😀

I’ll hopefully be making my last film and first digital photo posts next week when the new 10d arrives. Yippee 😀

Thanks for the correction Peter. 🙂

Heres another pic.

Reg. 145

Actually, the last on isn’t from the Dutch Marines, but from the Dutch Navy. Slight difference, but enough to get your ass kicked to hell and back by a Dutch Marine!

Just to warn you. 😉

Heres a Civil one…. PH-SBK of the Netherlands Marines

The Stealth F-117 (80-786)

An M-28 Bryza-1R, I think of the Polish Air Force. Sorta civvy looking?