A 1930s Fairey design.

The ‘2’ in TSR2 stood for Mach 2, not second version

Which evolved into the Fairy Swordfish (or was that the TSR.II?), TSR stood for Torpedo Spotter Reconnaissance

Had a few good ones already – ‘downtown London’ for example, and did you know Russia was in the war by mid-1940? The four blade cannon armed Spit’s can be excused, but they certainly manage to get thrown about the sky very easily!

Don’t know who else feels the same way, but personally I wish they’d left the Battle of Britain hall as it was. The show is interesting, but it could have easily been done as a small presentation on a large tv screen somewhere else, or at least have the lights properly on like they used to be, always thought it had a better atmosphere in there before they included the finest hour show.

The Lancaster fuselage at Sandtoft, i’m guessing

Excellent news, i’m glad he’s directing it – and they’re keeping the original theme music!

Blenheim is my favourite, the Mk IV especially – although they were considered obsolete, they were widely used by the RAF to fight back against the German’s in the darkest days of the war, and there is no doubt as to the bravery of the crews (after an attack on ships, one squadron was known as the ‘Suicide Squadron’ by the escorting fighters).