Not so much visual humour, more verbal wind-ups.

Many young, wet behind the ears airmen were told to carry out the following.

“Go to medical centre and collect a yard of fallopian tubing for an ejection seat”

“Phone this number and ask for Sgt Barker”. (the number being the Police Dog Section)

“Go to stores for a left-handed screwdriver”

“Go to stores and ask for a long weight (wait!!!!!)”

“Go to stores and collect item reference number 1D-10T”

I’m sure there were many more, but these are the one’s I remember best.

Regards, Cabbage

go fetch some Tartan paint always worked

I might have to grow my, sorry, some hair for that!:D

i remember having some of that also. im more “aerodynamic” nowerdays lol

a nice bit of history there

a couple of examples to give the idea why some letters appear to be others. i think the little windows can be a nuisance sometimes

excellent shots, love the legs huddled from the rain under the Bucc

Heavy Conversion Unit perhaps?

personaly if i had a missing relative from any time period in life even the slightest hope of them being found would re`stoke my fire to search for them. if it isnt the chap mentioned then at least it highlights the situation for the relatives and good will probably come of it.

i found the resting place of a crewman a few years ago and then contacted the relations, they knew nothing of how he and the rest of his crew died. it was only during the research of this crewman that we accidently discovered the whereabouts of his brother who had also died on a seperate occasion whilst flying with Bomber Command. incidently and just by chance they both had memorials made to them but hundreds of miles apart.

It does not matter who is lost or who is found, as long as they are not forgotten.

looks like ZR-G to me