Hi all
I don’t care who owns the copyright.
It’s a great picture and thanks for posting it.
I do know 100 Sqn. were part of the Independant Force, the World’s first true strategic bomber force and they were engaged in night bombing work on the western front right up until the armistice.
The old ‘FEEB’ was horribly obsolete by then but served out it’s days as a night bomber.
It was probably painted all black on the upper surfaces with the roundels blacked out too.
There are well known publised pictures of aircraft from this squadron around.
Does it say anywhere what the serial number was?
Cheers
Andy
Thanks Andy – at least you seemed to get the point! Sadly, no serials I can make out and I’m a bit loath to post any other pictures in the sets in light of the above hurtful & painful comments! 😉
For everyone else – I DON’T claim to own the copyright, just the photo – it was tongue in cheek, in part, and also to show I haven’t pinched it, and to discourage anyone else pinching it. Also it is certainly over 75 years old, if that applies. It was a gift to me – I own an original print, not a negative. As said, the digital image is mine, all mine, and nothing but MINE! I guess I need to give up my attempts at irony as they tend not to transpose well through a keyboard!
I can’t believe any pictures of HM forces could automatically be their property as that would include any snapshot – impossible to police. Although it sounds beaurocratic enough to be completely true!
BTW – if anyone would like a nice copy of the above, un-marked by me, just say pretty please and it shall be done.
C’mon chaps, a little less with the seriousness already! 😀 Otherwise I’ll take my ball home and throw out my teddies from the pram and post no more piccies again, never, ever, including my Spitfire prototype blueprint facsimile which Jeffrey Quill gave me as a wedding present……
*Clang* (Name being dropped) 😀
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