I was told this last week, when I popped over and spoke to the lads in the crew room. Well done to them.
Dave
It looks a bit like the Turkish THK-1, But that only has a single fin and rudder. The one in the photo looks like it has two.
Dave
I was told that a person from Leighton Buzzard was killed in the crowd. My father went the next day.
Dave
The NAPS,
Had a Slingsby Cadet RA854.
Dave
Yes it was comfirmed today that she has passed way.
Dave
I bought this photo on ebay from the USA.
Dave
Taken from ‘Avro Lancaster The Definitive Record’ by Harry Holmes.
ME544 Lancaster 111 153sdn. 12sdn sept 45 Lindholme march 46 SOC april 46.
Dave
There was anothe story of an Albcore found in the jungle with the remains of the its crew. It was to be recovered by the FAA museum? What happend to that.
Dave
There was a Horsa fuselage at Old Stratford, Bucks in the late 60s early 70s on the right hand side of the road as you came out of Stony Stratford. It had curtain’s in the windows. I was told that it was burnt later.
Dave
Its no good! Its full of hole’s.
Dave
The aircraft we where told where made of paper and the pilots all had bad eye site, so my my dad heard! But my grandad told him that they had been told’ That sort of thing in the Great War (WW1) about the German’s. He had a great respect for the Germans after 1917 when he was wounded.
Dave
This is Shuttleworths Comper Swift wing. Sorry not the best photo. I have a few wings in my shed!
Dave
After the crash of G-AKJD, they lifted the whole wing off in one piece. The pilot was then lifted out of the cockpit with a bloody nose. I can’t remember his name. I did have a newspaper cutting of the event. People where told to stop smoking! I stil remeber the Boom the fabric made as it hit the ground. For some years later the local photographer had 3 or 4 photos of the crash in his shop window. He has now past way, I thinks the Dunstable Histoy society may know was happened to his collection of photos.
Dave
G-26-1 was G-AKEY. I still have a few small bits of wood and fabric that i picked up a child from G-AKJD.
Dave
Only two T29’s where built. One went to the Bahamas, The other one i saw crash at Dunstable 21/6/1964.
Dave