Having worked on Victors I have to pick the Victor. I was always confident that if necessary it would get to the target/launch point. It could take off on three engines fully laden – bit of a struggle.

Mind you having had to jack them three feet in the air to fit Blue Steel on numerous occasions I almost said Vulcan.

Managed to get a flight in XM717 before I left and my recollection is playing Bridge with the rear crew members at umpteen thousand feet.

Glyn

Papa Lima,

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Glyn

Here is a picture of the HD-34 F-BHOO at Fairford on 18 July 1987.

There were other HD aircraft. The first was the HD-10, then came the HD-31, then the HD-32 of which two were built. One was later re-engined and renamed HD-321. Finally the HD-34 of which eight were built.

Glyn

Time for the answers. Hope it kept you occupied for a few minutes.

Glyn

1 Seversky SEV-3M-WW
2 Rearwin 9000L
3 Waco ATO Taperwing. My database says it is an ASO but the neg says ATO and I think so too!!!
4 Ryan ST Sherry Speedster
5 Pitcairn PA-7M
6 The Wittman Big X