Brilliant thanks, It did revive a memory of watching the arrival and later demonstrations of the Great War Display Team at Abingdon air and country show last year. While the engines are not the same the spectacle was a worthy tribute to a time which nearly became statics, a few films and stills. Well done all who have made big efforts to create these.

Ref the IWM Anson…https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/70000075 and other on line sources including Ray Sturtivants file seem to agree on N4877 being the raf ident of GAMDA

this is a slide show and a few vid clips of known wreck sites a few lake recoveries and mostly soviet era abandoned hardware, some dreadful arty ?shaky cam plus really annoying adverts.No new content and no info on subjects.

The Mosquito museum at London Colney has a section of rear fuselage from a Sea Mosquito( ex St Davids airfield) which includes the arrester hook mountings. You might find someone here who could grab some close ups.

Try this location because it is often included in the flight plan…https://www.battleofbritainmemorial.org/visit/visit-the-memorial/welcome/#

https://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234971013-panavia-tornado-gr4-za475-raf-lossiemouth-gate-guard/