Was quite interested by this message in the replies:

Dave Mason:
I was in Rhodesia in the late 70s, and I was chatting to a fella on an airbase near Bulawayo and he told me he had a collection of old planes stored on the base, and invited a group of us to have a look, he had a Vulcan, 2 Venoms, and 2 Vampires, I can’t remember which, but one of them was 2 variants. He was quite an old bloke, and he told us that they were restored and maintained by some local black guys, who were going to get them when he died. I wonder sometimes what happened to them, perhaps the Vulcan ended up doing barrel rolls over Grantham!

Paul Cushion:
Dave Mason That’s nonesense. No Vulcan has ever been retired to Rhodesia.
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Dave Mason:
Paul Cushion it’s fact, it was there me and several others saw it, were they ever used by the Rhodesian Air Force? Could it have come from there to here? Is there anything else that looks like it?

I did this in Photoshop a while back. Show Clyde B. EAST’S ‘Lil Margaret’ RTB after a mission. I got two 18×12 prints done of it and met Clyde in California. He signed mine and I gave him the other. He was very happy with it 🙂

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Sam Hardy from Kinver and who was a Sergeant in the Worcester Yeomanry and who took part in Operation Varsity, returns to the inside of a Horsa Glider stirring memories of how his glider crash landed at came to a skidding halt next to a group of 60 German soldiers. What he didn’t realise at the time was that they had been taken prisoner by Americans shortly before. If they hadn’t, the Glider he was in would have been destroyed by an 88mm Cannon they were manning next to the landing area.

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