Phil
Spoke to Don Schofield on Tuesday and gave him all the info they required.

Thanks Paul, at least he got that right:D
phil.

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No Sov influence – Wilson spent on Chevaline, Callaghan ordered Trident C-3.[/QUOTE]

So it’s just a coincidence that people in MI-5 thought that Wilson and most of his Goverment at the time were KGB along with Roger Hollis head of MI-5.
Wilson made sure that all the jigs were destroyed, so that it couldn’t be resurrected by another Goverment, they might just have well let the Red Army in to destroy it, they could not have done a better job:D . Now I base
my comments on what I’ve read over the years about Soviet influence in the Labour Party, I might be right, I might be wrong. What do you base your comment on.:D
Regards Phil.

Now,if it was a FW190 back there flying a little higher… 😀

Awesome photos. 🙂 Gives context to “the loneliest guy…back there somewhere”.

Will a Hurricane do, taken by mi lad a couple of years back:D

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I was being corrected by the special one !!!!

Moggy the special one, has a certain ring to it 😀

Three from me, first two taken last year, PS-915 on it’s way back to Coningsby after the new paint job, still like this shot even though you can see
a reflection of the glass:D
Phil.

Another one from me.

Somebody’s not paying attention, do wake up at the back:D

A plain old simple ground side view of everybody’s favourite Spitfire, MH434, taken at the DX show a couple of weeks back – minus a little bit of offending Cub care of PSP.

Mark

Nice pic Mark, is that the old “camera on a pole trick”. 😀
Phil.

I like the moody lighting at Hendon too. Am I really alone in this?

Moggy

YES:diablo: