RIP Jack Harrison!
Bet he’s with his old mates planning another tunnel…
No amount of legislation would stop these sad people settling alleged grievances using any means available to them at the time.
I can’t help thinking though that Cameron’s no “knee jerk” reaction statement was to placate worried firearm owners, rather than the general public…
No amount of legislation would stop these sad people settling alleged grievances using any means available to them at the time.
I can’t help thinking though that Cameron’s no “knee jerk” reaction statement was to placate worried firearm owners, rather than the general public…
I’ve worked with the Turkish military, and I’d put my money on Israel any day of the week. It will always amaze me why the EU invited the Turks to become a member – I personally found them to be absolutely corrupt, from shoe cleaners to military generals.
On a one-to-one basis, nobody in the world can match the Israelis for logistical planning and its application!
Just goes to show that the race is never over until the finishing line is crossed in Formula 1.
I was amazed at Webber’s coolness in the interviews afterwards though – he should have made apfelstrudel out of Vettel…
Just goes to show that the race is never over until the finishing line is crossed in Formula 1.
I was amazed at Webber’s coolness in the interviews afterwards though – he should have made apfelstrudel out of Vettel…
Historic photos – many thanks!
Nice one of a Ju88 carrying a FW190 piggy-back at #30…
How about Gerry Anderson’s ‘Supercar’, then ‘Fireball XL5’?
Anybody else remember William Hartnell as Dr Who, with the Zarbies and Menoptera, or Mickey Dolenz as Circus Boy?
How about Gerry Anderson’s ‘Supercar’, then ‘Fireball XL5’?
Anybody else remember William Hartnell as Dr Who, with the Zarbies and Menoptera, or Mickey Dolenz as Circus Boy?
Fantastic images – I wonder how many more are out there?!
Al, is the area shown with the aircraft awaiting scrapping the same part of the airfield as used for all disposals/scrapping that took place during the 1950’s?
Yes, even 46 MU used this same area for scrapping Lancasters, as you can see in this 1946 photo. The dispersal is in the bottom left of this 1946 photo.
StuartH and I used to visit this dispersal frequently in the late 1960s/early 1970s, when the airfield was still HMS Fulmar, and the Navy used it as a fire dump. I can remember an all-gray Buccaneer sitting on its belly, and possibly a Hunter T8.
See also thread #30 of this post!
http://forum.keypublishing.com/showthread.php?t=99389&highlight=east+fortune
Extremely interesting historic images of my local airfield – many thanks for posting!
The first photo is of the five aircraft flying over RAF Banff (Boyndie) airfield – I scoured the large image for scrapped Mossies, but to no avail!
The third photo is of them inverted over Lossie, and between the centre two aircraft you can actually see aircraft awaiting disposal, possibly Sea Furys. A lot of them were only SOC and scrapped around 1963…
Amazing how fresh and bright these images are when processed just a little in Photoshop…
I feel like an old friend has gone. So many great movies, but my favourite must be his creepy villain in ‘Blue Velvet’…
RIP Billy
I feel like an old friend has gone. So many great movies, but my favourite must be his creepy villain in ‘Blue Velvet’…
RIP Billy