RT Codes were 112 Squadron, so presumably the action depicted was during the Greek campaign of 1941?

Is the image in the broken window a rear 3/4 view of an early Meteor?

The restoration of a former Svensk Flygtjänst Firefly has recently been completed in Denmark without much fanfare:http://www.flymuseum.dk/nyhedsarkiv/431-firefly-629-i-udstillingen

Looks Good 🙂

Nice 🙂

Hi there Martin we took the prop as part of a clearance and just trying to find out if its of use to anyone out there.

Thanks; had visions of its being trawled up from somewhere 🙂

It is/was a human process so therefore is fallible, but it was set procedure laid down in the appropriate ‘Air Publication’.

Do you have anything specific in mind?

Mark

Thanks, nothing specific, just a general question.

I recall my dad telling me how he once flew to France from Lydd in a Bristol freighter, with his Mk 2 Jaguar.

Must have been some experience, and some cost…Don’t think you’d fit too many cars and passengers

My Mother worked for a firm in Farnborough called ‘Solatron’ who were involved with various electronics for Concorde. She was sent, several times, in the company Vauxhall Cresta estate car, via the Silver City flights from Lydd, to deliver completed modules to Toulouse.