I’m quite capable of making a complete plonker out of myself, let alone of Dame, Chris and Co having a go!!:rolleyes:

(Madge……….you’ve seen my wardrobe!):D

The first allied planes over Berlin after the breakout of the war were three or four RAF A.W. Whitley on a leaflet mission on October 1st, 1939.

that rings a bell

I signed it back in the seventies and still would not divulge some of the stuff learnt since then, no matter what. There is a fine line here, giving information to the press can be the same as giving information to our enemies.(and we have got a few of them!)

ebay?

If there was a Stirling above ground ‘stored’ in a hangar ‘somewhere in Russia’ I’m pretty sure we would have heard of it by now. Nothing to say there’s not the odd bit floating around like a rudder, wheel or bomb bay door, but a complete aeroplane? I guess the complete aeroplane is still undiscovered on the bottom of a lake or fjord somewhere.

Thanks for the reply Baz

Could it be the one that Charlie Boorman flew in. Always getting James and Charlie mixed up.

Ian

On a learning curve here, didn’t know you could fit 2 in a Mk26! so to answer your question, “I don’t know!”:o

Wouldn’t want your job, not on this forum, not with this crowd!:diablo: