A friend and co-worker of mine was an engine fitter on Argus’ back then. He told of going to the UK. on some of those trips. He was based out of CFB Greenwood, in Nova Scotia, my home province. Sadly, he passed on recently, shortly after early retirement.
If the critics panned it, then I’ll go see it. Most of those snobby twits would’t know a good movie if it came up behind them and kicked them in the ****. Of course, I’ll see it anyway, as I’ve never missed an Indy flick yet. I’ve even seen all episodes of the TV series ” Young Indy.”
If the critics panned it, then I’ll go see it. Most of those snobby twits would’t know a good movie if it came up behind them and kicked them in the ****. Of course, I’ll see it anyway, as I’ve never missed an Indy flick yet. I’ve even seen all episodes of the TV series ” Young Indy.”
April 19, 2008 at 4:08 am
in reply to: Papua#1207663
Accurate on not, it’s the only Mosquito that I have ever had the chance to see up close and to actaully touch. At least once a year, I make a pilgrimage to the AAM to see what’s new and to touch ( very gently and briefly ) a little aviation history.
Although not fighter aces, I did meet the surviving crew members of Lancaster VR+A/KB726, the Mynarski Lancaster. This was at the official first flight of the Canadian Warplane Heritage’s restored Lanc, in September, 1988.
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