What programme?

Go to the TNA website here:

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/SearchUI/s/res?discoveryCustomSearch=true&_no=143&_sd=&_ed=&_ser=AIR+27&_col=online&_dt=SQ&image1.x=52&image1.y=15

Those files available digitally cost about £3.50 for a pdf download.

BOW: I think a lot of the development firings may have been carried out at Woomera, in which case you need the book ‘Fire Across the Desert’ by Peter Morton. It was published as a hardback in Australia several years ago.

This book is a monumental piece of work and I know that it covers Blue Streak, as well as Thunderbird, Sea Slug and Bloodhound. I think there will be coverage of any Firestreak and Red Top testing carried out there.

I wonder how much Channel 4 paid to get him in that seat? Perhaps their money would have been better spent as a donation to the Mos Mus.

A large collection of Brian Robinson’s photos are available in the Greater Manchester County Record Office – index here:

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/A2A/records.aspx?cat=124-1961&cid=97#97

Perhaps his drawings went there also?

BobKat: Lots of pics on Airfield Information Exchange:

http://www.airfieldinformationexchange.org/community/showthread.php?251-Little-Staughton&highlight=Staughton

West Raynham, approx 41 from memory.

Hi Airports Ed. So its not a ‘chop the BBMF’ story – but is it a ‘rename the BBMF’ story?

How does RAF Memorial Flight sound?