You must have been still excited when you started the thread ‘VIMY’ :rolleyes:
http://www.tvnz.co.nz/view/news_index_skin/news_index_group
As the video link shows, although it is at night, the plane crashed into the sea and the pilot is now in hospital. There is a denial that the helicopter chasing the plane had anything to do with the crash.
http://www.tvnz.co.nz/view/news_index_skin/news_index_group
As the video link shows, although it is at night, the plane crashed into the sea and the pilot is now in hospital. There is a denial that the helicopter chasing the plane had anything to do with the crash.
http://www.utdallas.edu/library/special/aviation/AirAmerica/index.html
This index will show the aircraft of Air America from 1946 – 1975 many with registrations. They include DC-6s, C-123s, Catalinas. Dorniers, Constellation, B-26s, B-17s and the Wren 460.
http://ciadrugs.homestead.com/files/bradleyayers.html
This link will show the affidavit of Bradley Ayres of the involvement of Southern Air Transport and Pan Aviation (CIA companies) in the transporting of cocaine.
The planes involved in this affidavit are a 720B, C.123K, C.130, Lockheed Lodestar N96GS (records show is a Learjet 35A now) and a Grumman seaplane.
Yes Jan, the Gulfstream V is N379P, but don’t look it up, it doesn’t ‘exist’, the 737 mentioned belongs to ‘Premiere Executive Airlines’ another shell company.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/03/04/60minutes/main678155.shtml
This link will show the CIA Gulfstream and 737 transporting prisoners to other countries for ‘questioning’ 😮
Summer Camp 1955, Lee-on-Solent, those 22 Sqn. helicopters were the spark that ignited the fire 😀
I thought this post was about things lurking in hangars, where did they go to :dev2:
I agree that the film sounds like Talk Down. I have all three of Brian Lecomber’s books; I would like to see a follow-up to Talk Down. My favourite aviation book, however, is Wingborn by Martin Caidin. 🙂
Hi Gerald, I agree with you about Brian’s books but what would a successor to Talk Down be called and what would it be about :confused:
I like Martin’s books but find them difficult to obtain, used 🙁
My desert island book would be Shooting Script by Gavin Lyall very closely folowed by The Last Hostage, J.J. Nance, check them out 😉
So nobody has a clue about the name of the film 🙁 🙁
Egg on face 😮 😮
Nice link Damien, thanks, and that is not Newbury, Berkshire :p
Forgot to add in my initial post about a visit I made in 1978 to a field north of Chicago where the owner claimed to have a Spitfire in a wooden packing case. Saw the case, didn’t see inside it 😀
And here is another one from Oshkosh (04), took some time to locate it 😉
2000 rand is about 170GBP 😎
Reminder, only nine hours left to get your bids in 😀 and no bids yet :rolleyes: