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Low Flying

OK guys, is THIS low enough??
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By: bexWH773 - 16th November 2006 at 17:25

always have to have 1 show off LoL!!!!!!!!

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By: Halibag - 19th December 2001 at 21:02

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Ha ha ha.. Now THAT made ME laugh out loudly! 🙂
I LOVE it!! 🙂
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By: Ant.H - 19th December 2001 at 19:37

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Now there is one good looking aeroplane! 🙂 Personally I reckon the sleek-nosed Hercules-powered models were better lookers than the earlier ones (not to say that they were ‘ugly’ as such).They performed somewhat better aswell!

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By: IndianaTony - 19th December 2001 at 15:22

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“With a full bombload and fuel aboard, Pilot Officer Prune, decided the best way to Pullendorf was by road”……….

Rest of the site here…..

http://www.halifaxbomber.com/

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By: IndianaTony - 19th December 2001 at 15:08

RE: Low Flying

Low-level Flying = Mosquito (Or Beaufighter)

Has anyone ever seen the Air Ministry film “Cooks Tour”?

Mossies going in at very very low level, and navigation hazards being identified as…. “Clock Tower Skipper” -lol
Fine film….

But to get you properly excited, here’s some Beaufighter stuff… Steve, you’ve seen this before :0) http://www.oldcmp.net/ns1.html

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By: coanda - 19th December 2001 at 14:24

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have you seen the photo of the lincoln at zero feet, with three engines windmilling??? THATS low flying!! lol theres anotyher ne with a mossie, blasting across a filed aswell, unfortunately lack of scanner holds me back from pasting them here.

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By: Halibag - 18th December 2001 at 22:47

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Tut tut, I wouldn’t DREAM of doctoring a photograph old boy.

I have a super photo of a Lancaster doing some ULTRA low flying on my hard drive, want to see it?

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By: Bluebird Mike - 18th December 2001 at 19:01

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LOL, good man!:-)

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By: Arabella-Cox - 18th December 2001 at 18:42

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Hmm, funny you should mention it being doctored, I thought exactly the same when I looked but wasn’t sure whether it was just the resolution of the jpeg.

Anyway, just like to say there’s nothing wrong with low-level ordnance delivery – Beaufighters managed to do it pretty well. Now THERE’s a real aeroplane for you; big pair of Hercs followed by a lump of sheer agression packing machine guns / cannons / bombs / rockets / torpedo, take your pick.

I’d certainly rather be in one, than facing one. But then I’m biased, and proud of it! 🙂

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By: Bluebird Mike - 18th December 2001 at 18:18

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That picture looks suspiciously like it’s been doctored to me. Either that, or it’s a Halifax showing off it’s maximum bombing altitude with a full load again!!!

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