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  • in reply to: Museums Round The Midlands #1198062
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    Liberty Belle positioned Duxford to Coventry today ATA around 14:00 hrs.

    in reply to: Liberty Belle Remaining Schedule?? #1199265
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    Can anybody give us an ETD Duxford please ? I have been working for the last 4 days and would like a chance to see it before it goes.

    in reply to: RIAT- Some Suggestions For The Future #1200725
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    I liked it when it was at Greenham ,but hate to say it s got too big at Fairford. Long static walks, overflowing facilities . I was put off when I saw and reported Coke tins rolling in the wind onto the active runway some years ago. I much prefer the smaller shows or walking around Duxford this coming Monday.

    in reply to: Heads Up Fairford BBC1 #1202848
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    Stop complaining, I was on a 12 hour day shift and we have BBC News 24 on overhead TV’s no sound . Just grateful to occasionally look up from the telephone and see the BBMF Lancaster .

    in reply to: On board the Liberty Belle #1207163
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    Darren, Thanks for the nice photos , I sent an e-mail to BBC Look East this morning asking if they could do a feature programme on the Liberty Belle with Stuart Smith presenting as he seems interested in the 8th Air Force.

    in reply to: Liberty Belle is here! #1210806
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    Thank heavens for this forum and thank you all for the lovely photographs posted. It pleases us as we are stuck at work !

    in reply to: Liberty Belle is here! #1211001
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    Pete truman,
    I agree ,the media is cr*p,They seem scared of aviation, I think because none of them know what they are talking about. I would gladly give my services to the Beeb for a fee to try and wake them up !!

    in reply to: Historic aviation book thread #1218164
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    Any books by Darryl Stinton, one was “The Anatomy of the Aeroplane”. also “Mechanics of Flight” by AC Kermode.

    in reply to: B78 Eindoven October 1944 #1224194
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    The other squadrons based there in Oct 44 were Nos.137,181,247,438,439 and 440. Lots of reading I’am afraid.

    in reply to: Ormond Haydon-Baillie #1224318
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    FAO AKI1977,
    Hello I am trying to locate the report for you and another member who enquired but it is buried somewhere in my loft with loads of aviation literature. I will endeavour to find but you could try the German AAIB:Bundesstelle fur
    Flugunfalluntersuchung
    German Federal Bureau of Aircraft Accidents
    Investigation
    Hermann-Blenk-Str. 16
    D-38108 Braunschweig
    Germany
    Phone: 49 531 3548 0
    Facsimile: 49 531 3548 246
    [email]l.Mueller@bfu-web.de[/email]

    Just quote the date 3/7/77 and I am sure they will be able to help . My interest is that i was shocked to hear of the accident and had seen him display at Duxford in the T-33.

    regards
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    in reply to: Registration tie up plz #1225964
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    EK695 was not built ? the batch of Firebrands ended at EK694.

    in reply to: Chaz Bowyer #1225977
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    Sad news, I have his excellent “Albert Ball VC” and ” Wellington At War”. His work paved the way forward’s for alot of todays aviation author’s.

    in reply to: WW2 Lancaster Crash Help Required. #1230305
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    Accident record card ,RAF Museum Hendon.

    in reply to: Old Props Working In AK #1232652
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    Thanks for that, I love the old piston aircraft,great photographs.

    in reply to: Pathfinder book recommendations please #1232774
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    Attended the book signing today, well worth it and well attended. Six ex members of Nos. 582/109 Squadrons were in attendance. We must never forget the contribution these gentlemen made during the last war. The book is a lasting testiment to their skills as Pathfinder Lancaster crews.

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