Great shame the Science Museum does not pay as much attention to the artefacts it has stored at Wroughton. I am pleased to see it has obtained the Soyuz capsule.

They should spend some money on restoring the Schneider Trophy instead of on Capsule that took the Second Brit in to space.

A man from uncle…

I should think he would like to be remembered for his role in the Magnificent Severn than the MFU LOL

These ****heads got more then they bargained for.

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Nice set Anna 🙂

No, wrong, these are ones I have seen and were within the last couple of years, not even one decade, I’d say that’s a less than good record, hence my point, maybe there’s a time to stand aside if the machine starts running away from you and your reactions start to slow.

How many mishaps do you think Eric (winkle) Brown had in his lifetime of flying?

Cliff Spink and Jonathan Whaley are both in their late 60s and two of the best warbird pilots flying today. Dan Griffiths is another, although a bit younger. There will be pilots who are “past it” in their 50s and others much older and more capable. As in so many areas of human activity you cannot define capabilities by age alone.

Don’t forget Stephen Grey of the Fighter collection Charlie, he only stopped flying a high energy display in his Bearcat at 77 years old 🙂

I new that hence my LOL

Would many of us care….?:D

Charlie I should think the TV audience of 4.7bn for Premier League games shown in 212 countries care quite a bit. LOL