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  • in reply to: New Forum #218005
    Mpacha
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    We’re backkk..! 🙂

    in reply to: DH Hornet Moth in the UK. #805138
    Mpacha
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    Awesome Chris!

    Thanks for the replies, much appreciated.

    Mpacha
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    One fatality (PAX).

    in reply to: Female Aviators #2125504
    Mpacha
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    South Africa

    https://s9.postimg.org/rifv2jpcv/DSC06749_copy.jpg

    https://s9.postimg.org/o03v5n8vz/DSC06750.jpg

    in reply to: Oman Pics, Hunter, Jaguar USS Midway #825071
    Mpacha
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    This photo was used on a Christmas card they sent to the Rhodesian AF 1977.

    https://s1.postimg.org/1evnkp74mn/IMG.jpg

    in reply to: Concorde top speed #473334
    Mpacha
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    Good post bazv, you beat me to it 😉

    in reply to: Spitfire Query. #822584
    Mpacha
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    Some good info posted, thanks for your input folks!

    in reply to: Spitfire Query. #822588
    Mpacha
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    I am intrigued by the background, is it sand? banked along a waterway? The two wheeled contraption does not look like a trolley acc. more like a trolley to move a flying boat?

    You may be onto something there!!

    in reply to: Spitfire Query. #823991
    Mpacha
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    Let me re-phrase that. 🙂

    22 Service Flying Training School was at Thornhill and part of the Rhodesian Air Training Group.

    Some reference refer to this as the Air School.

    My mistake.

    Mark

    22 Air School was at Vereeniging, South Africa and was part of the Joint Air Training Scheme.

    in reply to: Spitfire Query. #824003
    Mpacha
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    I Believe 22SFTS Vereeniging Air School was at Thornhill, Southern Rhodesia, operating Harvards and with a support Hurricane. Disbanded in September 1945.

    Although at this stage no unit can be attributed to FCRB, the codes are applied in the typical Flying Training Command Style.

    Mark

    Vereeniging is the name of a place in South Africa. The major types used by 22 Air School were the Hind, Miles Master II and the Harvard. The station was handed over to 15 AD early 1946.

    in reply to: Spitfire Query. #824047
    Mpacha
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    I can only see one? The Spit and the wing alongside it. Then again my eyesight is rubbish 🙂

    in reply to: Spitfire Query. #824054
    Mpacha
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    I would say that the reflection is of the same Spitfire. The Harvards in SA had numbers.

    in reply to: Spitfire Query. #824062
    Mpacha
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    Thanks for the information Mark12.

    Closer inspection of the wing does not reveal if it is TE or TD.

    Not to say that they are related but identifiable photo’s (Non Spitfire) in the pack, indicate that it may have been at 22 A/S, Vereeniging, South Africa. (1944-45).

    in reply to: General Discussion #256569
    Mpacha
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    http://i1197.photobucket.com/albums/aa434/paulsphoto1/IMG_0002_3.jpg

    in reply to: Dutch investigators: Rebels fired Buk that downed MH-17 #2204781
    Mpacha
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    People we are just going around in circles with no constructive discussion, thread closed.

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