One lands in grape vines like this:
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Almost new Jabiru efoto, back flying within a couple of months. (Aldinga, South Australia)
Anime, cartoon, call it what you like but it was/is a bloody good film and I learnt (‘learned’ to the yanks) a lot about the role Germany played in the rise of Japan.
Damn good show, as the Brits would say.
In my dim and distant past, I was an air radar tech in the RAF. Now my knowledge of modern radars is zilch but I’m guessing that there would be too much background clutter for the radar to find, let alone, lock on to a moving target. It also depends on what type of seeking head the missile has.
We can still get aviation quality, release noted Cadmium plating done here in NZ. Postage may be an issue, as, if you go any further, you will be on the way back
AH! my old Sqdn. 19 that is(nearest) I’ve sat in that plane and been down it’s intake to kick the radar bullet out. They often got stuck. ****** of a job, but happy memories all the same.
A shop free world, hmm, can you imagine a world free of neon signs….YEH!! a world therefore with an over supply of electricity….YEH!! a world of lower electricity bills…YEH!!
So it needs to be under cover in South Australia, but was stored outdoors in Queensland. Hmmm……..Queensland sounds like a nice place…….but South Australia………I dont know….
Not all S.Aus. is arid. It’s a beautiful state with good weather most of the year. Queensland, on the other hand, is pretty. Pretty hot, pretty humid and a target for cyclones. Give me S.A. anytime.
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