Was that the ex-Sealand gate guard too?

Presume it has been modified to have a clock fitted at some time? Looks like PT19 but would there have been any in the UK?

Haven’t Manchester put theirs under cover?

I thought it had always been undercover?

Its just simple supply and demand … as long as people are willing to work for what is on offer, then thats all that will be offered …

Can anyone confirm this?

In a word, No.
Apparently the RAF records of the time were lost / incomplete etc and Pattle, especially towards the end, may not have been filing combat reports.
The book on Bill ‘Cherry’ Vale, who was the #2 Gladiator ‘ace’, serving with Pattle, compares some of the claims made at the time with German & Italian records and notes the discrepancies.

Was there an option of voting to keep the Confederate Air Force name?

Can anyone advise please?

I seem to remember reading somewhere that only two RAAF Beauforts were lost in air to air combat; one shot down by a Ki45 and the other by a B24 (!) Anyone confirm or disprove this?

Watched a documentary on Discovery channel (I think!) last night about Donald Campbell. The part which covered his land speed record attempts in Australia included an interview where he was explaining the reasons for delay etc. The interviewer looked like a young Dave Allen (as in the comedian) – could this have been so? (I know that DA had his own chat show for a while) … I should have watched more closely…