Thanks for that Andy. I was at Vintage Wings in September for the B of B commemoration but I didn’t notice it in their hangar
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Are there any active Hawker Biplane restoration projects? I believe there was an Audax project in the works a while back.
These would have been Valettas of 30, 84 & 114 Sqns. Yes there are B&W pictures in of the Valettas with their ‘Stripes’ in Wings over over Suez.
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These would have been Valettas of 30, 84 & 114 Sqns, and yes there are pictures of Valettas with their ‘Stripes’ in Wings over Suez.
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Loved the Austers! Thanks for posting
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Didn’t Messerschmitt pay Handley-Page royalties for the use of HP slats on the 109 through the war years? I believe the payment was made through Swiss bank account (there’s a surprise!)
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Thanks for sharing Martin. The Auster 6 was interesting with the rear-facing passenger. I guess that must be the original AOP configuration.
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Got to love those Chiltons! and a thrill to see a picture of the Dessoutter flying. Thanks for sharing Martin.
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Wonderful pics Martin. Loved the gliders particularly the T-21. Thanks again for giving us something different.
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Thanks for posting Martin. Plenty of different stuff there. Loved the Morane.
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Great pictures Martin. as with the Redhill & Compton Abbas threads. A refreshing change of pace. The Lancaster shots from Eastbourne were also splendid. Thanks for all your posts.
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Wonderful Pics! Thanks for taking the trouble to give us a mammoth post Martin.
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Thanks for the reference on the earlier thread Meddle. Great picture, just as I remember it but obviously in front of a school not a church. That’s the problem with those 50 odd year old memories!
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Yes, I remember the Sea Hornet at Plymouth. I was in front of a bombed out church right opposite Devonport High School and like you I saw it many times from the top of a bus, on the way home to St Budeaux. This would have been 1955-60.
I also recall all the weird things that were catapulted into the river generally from HMS Ark Royal or Eagle as part of Plymouth Navy Days, including an engineless Sea Hornet on at least one occasion.
Happy days!
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[QUOTE=John Aeroclub;2303927]Thank you, great photos of a much ignored genre. Light civil needs more coverage.
I have to agree with that. Great pictures Martin
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