All of the above being preceded by TSR2 .

Typical, hysterical, molly-coddled, Aussie over-reaction. It’s just a fact of life here in South Africa and we get on with living with nature.

Most impressive is the Spanish Civil War collection at Quatros Vientos, Spain,

I think you mean Cuatro Vientos.

Cessna C206? Been on Emmerdale a few times. You can spot it moored up sometimes whilst driving up the Loch.

I think this should be moved to GA. 😉

Mod, some of us are talking about a Beaver. 🙂

[QUOTE=DazDaMan]Sounds like a mucky film….! :diablo:
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DDM I realised that after I’d written it!
Seriously though a “Piston” Beaver will take 8 O.K. physically, but with luggage and on floats it must be on the limit I would have thought. I wish them well -but having flown in float plane Twin Otters around the Maldives, I think they are pushing the comparison a bit!

Blenheims (1’s?) .Greece looks very possible – IIRC it’s not Malta. YH Code ? (YH is possibly 11Sqn (Greece 1941) , conceivably 21Sqn . (It is not a good idea to trust codes as in practice these were often rotated and even invented to cause confusion, the Mid East being no exception)

Just a blustering show pony?

Hi,

He must have been the first Australian to do it.
There is a picture of 4 USAF F-111’s “torching” simultanously over Nellis AFB, just after they came back from SEA which would date it in the autumn of 1973.

Cheers, Transall.

I was careful with my words -note ” In Public”
IIRC this practice was banned by the USAF for Public Displays. Thanks anyway for the info.
Interesting to note that having a fuel jettison pipe over potential afterburner exhaust is all that is required.
Anybody else do it on other types?