That’s probably because RAF Coningsbury is in the East Midlands :diablo:

And RAF Coningsby is in lincolnshire so it does seem a strange choice of channels to show the programme on.;)

Binbrook, Machrihanish, Honington, St Athan, Swinderby, Laarbruch all closed and still Marham is open! Call that justice!

Honington is still open.

Norwich has several roads named after aircraft and the new housing estate being built at watton will have at least one aircraft name.

Doesn’t seem to be a Spit unit with a B-something code, according to this list, at least:

http://www.spitfiresociety.demon.co.uk/squadron.htm

451 squadron start with a B according to that list Daz.;)

Neither was NL314BG “Petie 2nd” of WoGB painted in Olive Drab. This and “Sunny VIII” of Spencer Flack were only used for back of formation shots. I only recall them actually being in one massed take-off from DX, and that was with with the other 5 P51’s, 3x B17’s, the B25, and 3x Buchons on a Friday afternoon if I recall correctly! 🙂

I can’t actually imagine Spencer or Doug Arnold letting anyone near their Mustangs with a spray gun full of OD paint, from what I remember of them both. 😀

It certainly made an impressive sight seeing all those in the sky at the same time. Pretty sure it was a friday too.

Here is a head on view.

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/1153270/M/

There is a rather decrepid example out towards Thetford which would look lovely at Duxford .

That will be the Roudham example near East Harling.