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  • in reply to: Lancaster "yellow dot" question #1389735
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    I couldn’t see the point before but that makes sense.

    in reply to: Lancaster "yellow dot" question #1389783
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    I’m only the messenger. 🙂

    in reply to: Lancaster "yellow dot" question #1389904
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    It was this forum and I think the result was it denoted armour plate, not gas-sensitive paint.

    in reply to: BofB – This or That? #1394038
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    http://www.harpercollins.com.au/covers/large/0006532047.jpg

    This is a good read too. Now available in paperback I think.

    Also remaindered in hardback. I got it for Christmas but haven’t read it yet.

    in reply to: Merlin on ebay.. #1394225
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    Anything will fit anywhere if you’ve got a big enough ‘ammer.

    in reply to: Forum's 'ITALIAN HARVARD' Spotted in UK! #1394977
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    As I have a, marginally, slimmer shape I can remark on the matching profiles from Mike J and Robbo. They look like bookends.

    in reply to: General Discussion #380788
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    I was considering trademarking the term Smug Git but I see Daz is already using it.

    On the few occasions a recalcitrant computer does exactly what I tell it to do, when I tell it, I’ve been known to exclaim “Smug git mode”. Customers are now used to it. I even considered registering smug.git.com just in case it came in useful.

    Not as much fun as Daz’s story and given a choice, I prefer his.

    in reply to: Next Forum Meet… #1396566
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    We were muttering last year about a forum meet at Newark. That suits me, obviously, it’s only about 45 minutes away.

    I would like to come to more of the gatherings but, like Auster Fan, pennies are in short supply. Also everywhere’s a b****y long way from here!

    in reply to: General Discussion #382280
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    Zenit cameras. Got me started in photography.
    Built like a tank.

    but heavier!

    in reply to: an invitation to bomb London #1410579
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    If I am wrong I’ll be big enough to say.
    Andy

    That was never in doubt. I hope you enjoy it, and I hope you change your opinion.

    Probably help if I read it again too. I wonder where the **** it is!

    in reply to: an invitation to bomb London #1410778
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    “Fighter” is one of the many hundreds of books that are somewhere in the house with nowhere near enough shelves. I haven’t read it for some years now but I doubt AJP Taylor agreed to write the foreword without reading it first.Generally, I have a high opinion of AiB’s views and knowledge but not this time.
    It’s looking like you could be in a minority Andy.

    Although factually based, I’m always sorry that “Bomber” is a novel. I think it would have been better as a companion to “Fighter”, especially as the titles infer similarity.

    I like his novels too.

    I’ll get around to it Don, but it could be a couple of days. 🙂

    in reply to: an invitation to bomb London #1413062
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    Hmm. I’ll have a look at Churchill’s History of WW2 as well, but whatever the reasoning may have been, I’ll be seriously surprised if it’s expressed so bluntly.

    in reply to: an invitation to bomb London #1413133
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    He refers often (and in particular re. my orginal question) to the RAF Official History. Is that some sort of accessible historical document?

    Yes, Royal Air Force 1939 – 1945, published in 3 volumes by HMSO.
    Further details if required – it’s in t’other room and I’m not moving for the moment.

    in reply to: Veteran & Vintage aircraft 1974 edition question #1415785
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    Totally off topic.
    James, the sadly departed Mr Ravenscroft was 65 when he died.

    Unless of course you’re referring to another John Peel that I don’t know. 🙂

    in reply to: This Morning at Duxford (Thursday) #1425903
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    Last time I saw the Hastings it was on the grass next to the AAM.

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