Where had the Vulcan been today ?
Didn’t see it, but they called up Southend at about 5:30pm to say they were
heading back to Doncaster, via Lakenheath. Flying northbound up the coast
to pass east of Clacton.
…..The F-22 can put on an amazing airshow demo, and it’s capable of performing awesome tactics. In the long run though it’s just another fighter in the sky.
Which is what it all boils down to.
Isn’t it also often the case, that an older two seater aircraft will out perform a
more modern single seater, purely by having an extra set of eyes and being
able to share the work load ?
Use an inexpensive USB to Video lead adaptor.
I just plug my VHS machine into my DVD recorder, and have converted quite a few of my old videos onto DVDs.
Use an inexpensive USB to Video lead adaptor.
I just plug my VHS machine into my DVD recorder, and have converted quite a few of my old videos onto DVDs.
Wasn’t there another thread on this subject ?
I’m always sceptical regarding the claims that one type of aircraft is a better
dog-fighter than another.
In a combat situation, you wouldn’t have display pilots flying against each
other, and it’s highly doubtful that most pilots of the F-22 would be capable of
flying these manoeuvres, without losing control of the aircraft.
Also, since the Vietnam war, how many times have jet fighters been involved
in close quarter dog-fights ?
I wonder if they’ll be selling it on QVC ?
I wonder if they’ll be selling it on QVC ?
The DVD omits the Pink Floyd track, and Rod Stewart 😮
A can remember seeing that the first time around as well, and yes, Raymond
Baxter was the best person available to commentate on this subject.
(Unlike Noel Edmonds doing the Farnborough Airshow 🙁 )
It certainly brought back memories of when the RAF was a real air force.
Someone mentioned “Sailor”. I wonder if the BBC still has that on video ?
I still remember the slow motion footage of Phantoms taking off from the Ark
Royal, with a Pink Floyd backing track.
Sounds a bit like the technique used on large bore lead pipe.
Using wooden bobbins
It would be nice to see the airfield left intact. Even if buildings were put over to commercial use.
It would be a great place for driving schools to take learner drivers too.
I’m told the Americans used to bury all sorts of things. An electrician friend of
mine was working at Sculthorpe around 30yrs ago. Somebody was telling
him that there were lots of the big old American cars buried there.
Maybe scrap metal didn’t have the value it does today ?
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His considerable lack of judgement can only prove harmful to him and his reputation.
Regards,
kev35
I should imagine and I hope, that he gets it from his father’s side of the family.
They have always been a rather dysfunctional bunch of people.
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His considerable lack of judgement can only prove harmful to him and his reputation.
Regards,
kev35
I should imagine and I hope, that he gets it from his father’s side of the family.
They have always been a rather dysfunctional bunch of people.
What? That he’s a perfectly normal young bloke? I must agree with that.
I wouldn’t mind swapping places with him (Talking Vegas here, not Afghanistan)
Moggy
In one sense, yes it is good to see that he’s a “normal” bloke. Then again he isn’t a “normal” bloke. He’s a prince, and a serving officer in the armed forces.
This isn’t the first time he’s made the headlines for the wrong reasons.
I just hope that one of his senior officers has the guts to read the “riot act” to him.