Whilst googling last week, I came across a webpage featuring a lady by the name of ‘Barby’ displaying her chest at various locations around the museum at Cosford 😮 Now, does anyone on here have a ‘significant other’ by the name of ‘Barby’??? 😀 I would post a link to the page in question, but given the nature of the photos I’d better not :diablo:
Those of a ‘curious’ nature can PM me for the link 😀
Geoff.
Anyone thinking of going to Hendon this Saturday (5th) to supply some photos for this thread?
Geoff.
Re G-ANSY from ‘To fly no more’ by Colin Cummings.
18-Feb-56, G-ANSY, York, Scottish Av, Near the Blue Grotto, Zurrieq, Malta.
The aircraft was engaged flying service personnel from the Suez area to UK and had stopped to refuel in Malta. Immediately after take-off it was reported that the aircraft was in difficulties with various reports of engine failure or fire. In attempting to return to the airfield at Luqa the aircraft crashed and all aboard were killed.
Crew-
Captain Frank COKER 40, Pilot First Officer R GORVIN 30 Co-Pilot, Radio Officer J HAY 37, Navigation Officer R BEECHLY 38, Miss G UPHAM Air Stewardess
(First Officer Gorvin and Miss Upham were engaged to be married)
Passengers-
Corporal Raymond WILLIAMS, Leading Aircraftman John Leslie FITZPATRICK, Aircraftman 1st Class Michael Joseph FLEMING, Leading Aircraftman Peter Roy CARLTON, Leading Aircraftman Roy HAMPSON, Leading Aircraftman Dennis PARKER, Leading Aircraftman Stuart Henderson BUTCHART, Leading Aircraftman Ernest Richard HARRIS, Aircraftman 1st Class Richard YOUNG, Leading Aircraftman Michael PYE, Leading Aircraftman John Fortune WILSON, Corporal John David COLLIER, Corporal Cornelius Christopher BURKE, Corporal James Arthur EDWARDS, Leading Aircraftman John Marshall HOLLIDAY, Flight Sergeant Herbert Frederick GEORGE, Corporal William STEVEN, Sergeant Jack Ward SPENCE, Corporal Philip John BLY, Leading Aircraftman Gordon KENYON, Leading Aircraftman Frederick Robert James KEATING, Corporal John James MACKAY, Corporal Reginald Frederick WEARING, Corporal George Anderson CRAIGIE, Leading Aircraftman Alexander Murray BARBOUR, Corporal Walter George TALBOT, Corporal Brian Charles PRATCHETT, Sergeant Bryan Frederick John ALBERRY Corporal John Raymond COX, Leading Aircraftman Dougald BROWN, Leading Aircraftman Mervyn John NURSE, Senior Aircraftman Glenn WORTLEY, Leading Aircraftman William Waterson FLEMING, Leading Aircraftman Douglas MILLAR
Corporal Jack BRACEWELL, Corporal John Stuart Elliott FAWCETT, Sergeant John Albert SPENCER, Senior Aircraftman Thomas Geoffrey DUMBILL, Leading Aircraftman Timothy DRURY-LOWE, Corporal Alan James PATERSON, Senior Aircraftman Sidney Andrew HODSON, Leading Aircraftman Keith Emlyn WILLIAMS, Corporal Thomas Kenneth ROBERTS, Private A SMITH RAOC.
Geoff.
Would be nice to have a Do17Z for the museum, when my lottery numbers come up.
Geoff.
All the best from the county of Shepherd-Neame
Geoff.
Thanks for looking Becca.
Geoff.
Maybe they should have gone for the twin-engined Fairey Battle.
Geoff.
I’m getting ‘invalid file type’ even though its a jpeg!
‘I’ve just noticed that in the ‘Manage attachments’ window, where it says valid file extensions’ none are listed where usually it says ‘jpeg’ etc. The same goes for the ‘reply to thread’ page in the ‘Attach files’ box.
In other words, all image files types are ‘invalid’ at the moment.
Geoff
X-1 & X-2?
Are you going to join the Goldfish Club?
I’m certainly interested in the Harrington/Twinwood meet, though it depends on A) if I can get a lift & B) if its not on a weekend when I’m at the museum. I’ll be at Shoreham every other Sunday this season, BTW we open on Easter Sunday (gets plug in), so do drop in if your in the area folks on a Sunday, you wont be dissapointed, just ask Robbo, AndyiB, or SteveY (or Bob Doe!).
Geoff.
I believe there was a thread recently on the WIX forum regarding the first to reach 25.
I think Sally B was the only B-17 fitted with the smoke generator in the engine, making her easy to spot in the film.
The mission as seen in the film, featured incidents from more than one sortie by the ‘Belle’.
Geoff.
Hi Geoff,
I hoped you’d chime in about here.
The address is 569 Sidcup Road, Mottingham SE9.
Cheers
Andy
Would you like a photo of the house?
If so, then I can’t do anything Saturday, as we’re having a ‘Work day’ at the museum getting things ready for the new season (some very nice new exhibits will be going on show), but might be able to get one on Sunday. If not then it’ll be next weekend.
The address falls into the London Borough of Greenwich, so if you’d like any reaearch done at the Greenwich Heritage Centre re the house, let me know.
Geoff.
Whereabouts in SE9? It’s not far from me.
Geoff.
Is this okay?