They’re full of Iron, and good for you. Soup is probably the best way of eating them, a bit like spinach.
I often wondered what happened to him.
I never knew he took up boxing–didn’t seem to have the build for it.
What weight did he compete at?
He seemed to put on weight, but now looks after himself and peddles his low fat grilling machine on TV.
She’s lost that loving feeling,
She has, I hate it when she does that…………………….
Our RNZAF A4K’s were always more than a match for F14’s, or any other type, without having to be stripped out. But then that’s all down to training, something sadly we’ve completely lost today. 🙁 :rolleyes:
Unlike the Argentine version against the RN’s SHAR’s !!!!
No the guy with the Ukulele fought Mohamed Ali in Zaire way back in 1974 !!!!
My gran-mother use to sing his songs to me before I went to sleep
And now that I’ve thought of it more, what difference does it make whether people speculate on the cause of the crash?
Because there are people on these forums who do have friends and relatives with the forces in Iraq, and who do go through the pain and anguish every time this type of news is released. To have a bunch of armchair theorist speculating over what happened “possibly to their loved ones” does not help the matter.
You probably don’t recall the upset that was caused by these theorists when the RNHF Firefly crashed at Duxford the year before last. They stated speculating and giving their opinions, not realising that the brother of the pilot was a regular contributor to the Historic forum.
All I’ve asked is that before you start giving your worldly opinions remember that this is a public forum and that you do not know who may be reading these threads.
Oh and what does it matter which aircraft it was, it is just a lump of metal !!!
The eight crew from RAF Lyneham were
47 Sqn
Flt Lt David Stead, 35,
Flt Lt Andrew Smith, 25,
Flt Lt Paul Pardoel, 35,
Master Engineer Gary Nicholson, 42,
Ch Tech Richard Brown, 40,
Flt Sgt Mark Gibson, 34,
Sgt Robert O’Connor, 38,
Cpl David Williams, 37.
Flt Lt Paul Pardoel, 35 (Australian)
From Strike Command Headquarters, at RAF High Wycombe.
Sqn Ldr Patrick Marshall, 39,
The Royal Signals
Acting L/Cpl Steven Jones, 25.
Aircraft can be replaced, lives can not.
Repeat pleezzz
I can just see the advert.
“Lady with second hand Land Rover wanted, please send photo of Land Rover” 😀
Lepracorns eh, so I take it that the Flemish equivalent of the Irish Leprechaun ?
As the names haven’t been released how can you be sure of that ?
I wonder if they need a HR manager or product tester, I would give Snapper a reference
This is what I like about the flames wars forum, just a bunch of arm chair theorist’s.
Next you’ll be asking what’s the best RPG to bring down a C130, and should the Chinese be buying it.
Maybe a little bit of respect is in order before the speculation starts.
If Belgium doesn’t exist, where was the first world war fought besides France ???????