…just to begin with
http://ensign.ftlcomm.com/planes/auster/auster.html
We have a number of Herons preserved in Australia:
http://www.aarg.com.au/heron.htm
http://www.aamb.com.au/
http://www.qam.com.au/aircraft/heron/VH-KAM.htm
Including the DH Heron Prototype
http://www.raafawa.org.au/wa/museum/collect.htmHope this is of interest
Regards
Mark Pilkington
Yes it is. Thank you.
Martin
If you PM me with your regular email address, OR-email me, via the contact email on my website (that is linked in my signature, below, we can probably have some interesting discussion’s.
Will send you an email.
Does this include Sea Herons? I had an interesting time of it whilst involved with CC20 XM296 in the 1970s.
Yes, it does. Have several pictures of the XM296 from different locations and times. Do you have pics of her? Do you like to send me a PM and telling me a little bit of your interesting time with her?
Martin
-Research in the histories of all de Havilland DH114 Heron ever built. This includes also the Saunders ST-27 and ST-28. For this purpose I am looking for pictures of their different colour schemes. So far I have nearly 400 pics and every written/printed document available.
-Collecting all the vintage advertisements of EDO Aircraft Corporation for the purpose to write one day a history of these famous float building company.
If you like to have a look http://www.floats-ads.com/
Martin
RAF Binbrook Tower 125.35
RAF Binbrook Tower 311.40
RAF Binbrook TACAN 111.40
https://www.lrpm.com/lrpm-forums/showthread.php?t=3103
Latitude: 53° 27′ 0″ N (deg min sec), 53.4500° (decimal), 5327.00N (LORAN)
Longitude: 0° 12′ 0″ W (deg min sec), -0.2000° (decimal), 00012.00W (LORAN)
Edit:
Flight Simulator 2004 United Kingdom sceneries
Binbrook RAF EGXB
http://walhalla.mine.nu/fs2004/uk.html
Edit:
2 pics
http://www.flashearth.com/?lat=53.441344&lon=-0.195964&z=18.9&r=0&src=msl
Edit:
http://www.28dayslater.co.uk/forums/search.php?searchid=255286
with many Binbrook threads
Guess you know it already…
http://www.atlantikwall.co.uk/atlantikwall/awall_use/ashleywalk01/html/page03.htm
‘Eight of the Fifteen Skuas from 800 and 803 Squadron,were shot down during their attack on the German battle cruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau in Trondheim harbour. Two of them were shot down by Messerschmitts here. Skua 7A L???? ditched into the Orkdalsfjord at Kjøra. Captain Peter Evelyn Fanshawe and Commander John Casson were rescued by locals and spent the rest of the war as PoW at Stalag Luft III. They were shot down by Ofw.E. Sawallisch of II./JG 77.’
For the geographically challenged, the Chatham Islands lie some 800 km to the east of New Zealand. Aerial access is made by Convair 580 and the internal air service used to be by Bristol Freighter!:)
Google Earth 43°48′36″S, 176°27′26″W
Convair at Tuuta Airport
GINFO:
G-BVXW Short SC7-3A Skyvan
BABCOCK SUPPORT SERVICES LTD TRADING AS: BABCOCK DEFENCE SERVICES as successor of HUNTING AVIATION and Hunting Contract Services (parachute training)
‘Hunting Contract Services employed nearly 250 staff at the MoD’s Bovington camp, providing technical and support services to Army personnel.’
Thanks Bager1968! That’s most convincing!
XB-58 Prototype; 2 built
YB-58A Pre-production trials aircraft; 28 built (11 plus the 17 RB-58A http://www.uswarplanes.net/b58.html )
B-58A Production model; 86 built plus 10 converted from YB-58A airframes
NB-58A Modified airframe used to test the J-93 turbojet engine being developed for the XB-70 bomber, the J-93 being carried in a nacelle beneath the fuselage; 1 converted
RB-58A Reconnaissance model re-built from YB-58A airframes; 17 converted
TB-58A Pilot trainer modified from XB-58 and YB-58A airframes, featured a raised seat in the second cockpit for instructor visibility; 8 converted
B-58B Proposed improved model; not built
B-58C Proposed improved model; not built
http://www.aerospaceweb.org/aircraft/bomber/b58/
XB-58 1956 = Four GE J79-GE-1; ff: 11/11/56 (p: Beryl A Erickson). POP: 2 [56-0660/0661]. The latter’s ff: 2/1/57 (>2/16/57) was first with a weapons pod (p: Erickson).
http://www.aerofiles.com/_convair.html
On november the 11th 1956, 55-0660 made its maiden flight, taking off from the Convair Fort Worth facilities at Carswell AFB, Texas. The underfuselage pod was not fitted, the maximum speed reached on the first flight was Mach 0.9.