Thought I’d add some.
I had a retro day…
Ice Station Zebra with the shonky bit where Russian Mig models becoming F-4’s in flight?! :rolleyes: – on DVD
The Hunt For Red October another shonky aviation moment where the Panther crashes on the deck of the carrier & they launch an F-14! – again on DVD
I Was A Male War Bride classic b&w comedy from many a moon ago. Gentle watching. – on More 4 today.
Thought I’d add some.
I had a retro day…
Ice Station Zebra with the shonky bit where Russian Mig models becoming F-4’s in flight?! :rolleyes: – on DVD
The Hunt For Red October another shonky aviation moment where the Panther crashes on the deck of the carrier & they launch an F-14! – again on DVD
I Was A Male War Bride classic b&w comedy from many a moon ago. Gentle watching. – on More 4 today.
F-27 perhaps?
What ever it is I reckon it is upside down.
I’d love to get hold of a copy, …..
Alan,
The book is listed here about 10th book down.
Hope that helps.
ATVB & happy Chrimbo
G
Further to the info earlier a quick call to the old man (it is his copy of the book) RS-T is the 3rd Spitfire and UZ-A is the middle one although no serial is given. The photo is believed to be taken around the 12 Feb 1942 and in Belgium. I hope that helps.
I will have a scan through the book next time I’m there (in about a fortnight).
Spitfires ‘somewhere in Germany’. ….
I think this image and a number of others of such images apear in a PSL book “In Enemy Hands” IIRC.
EDIT:
The book also features the recovery of Tuck’s Spitfire IIRC but could be wrong as not looked at the book for ages.
He. 1-11?
Nah scrub that – not thick enough wing.
Could that bluge in the firewall be for the undercarriage?
A shame indeed.
🙁
A shame indeed.
🙁
Grey don’t worry I remember watching Noggin too. There were times I’m sure my dad was enjoying it more than me though!
Grey don’t worry I remember watching Noggin too. There were times I’m sure my dad was enjoying it more than me though!
Neither of the links work, Arm Waver.
Should work now… Finger trouble.
Neither of the links work, Arm Waver.
Should work now… Finger trouble.
GASML
I seem to remember seeing a ‘Luton Major’ in the early seventies which was a widened Minor, still open cockpit but side by side seating. It was just a scaled up Minor and not tandem like your photos.
Now what could that have been?
Jim
I think you’ll find it to be the Luton Minor III Duet G-AYTT
G-AYTT
John Aeroclub. What was the last registration letter of
Gemini. My records have me flying G-AKKD at some time, as well as KHK, IHM, KHY, KEL and KGE. My ffirst instructional flight was in Magister G-AJDR which I believe finished up at Shuttleworth. I also flew a hooded Maggie G-AIUF and Mesenger G-ALAP.
Looking at the wing it looks like she is “H”…