Leave well alone I think. After all if you notice a photo thread you’re not obliged to view or contribute. Furthermore if there is insufficient support the threads will die anyway. If they don’t there’s obviously a demand.
Reading between the photos there’s also a lot of interesting information coming through.

Yes, What about them?

what about American?????

A trio of photos featuring ‘Patricia Lynn’ RB-57E in SE Asia. The aircraft was one of the two initial Canberras to arrive in the theatre in 1963. The pilot in the second photo is Max Minor and the back seater is Phil Walker who had just completed his 100th mission. Phil was unfortunate enough to have been the back seater in #4264 when it was shot down in October, 1968. He was picked up by a Huey and safely returned to Tan Son Nhut.

Hunter WB188 at Hatfield with F-86A of the 81st TFW. Two F-86As spent a few days at Hatfield flying chase.
Photo Credit Mike Stroud.

Another couple of 1st Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron Canberras photographed at Spangdahlem in 1955. The 1st TRS had two B-57Cs for dual training purposes as well as its complement of RB-57As

And another thing! Spangdahlem 1956

Orfordness

No photos, but from this query some may surface!
As a boy of some 7 to 9 years in the early 1950s I lived in Orford in Suffolk. My father worked on Orfordness for the RAE. I went over a few times with him when he went shooting. One of my enduring memories of those trips is seeing the aircraft wrecks lying in a disorganised pile.
Having said that I have no idea what was on it but I do recall one wreck in a yellow based camo with german crosses (I think)
It’s a long shot I know, but does anyone know what was kept on this dump on Orfordness at this time? After all this time it would be good to know.