Ah yes Ozplane I understood what was going on, not specifically the stud, but Mr. Hi Viz started the job on his own which is the bit you left out and was joined later, which is exactly what I said. It was purely an observation and as I said rather him than me which was my only point. Is there a problem stopping and restarting the engine?
I make no apology for a large section on Sally B who has received some very unfair publicity from the gutter press.
Long may she continue to grace our skies with her tribute to all the members of the USAAF who gave their lives so far from home.
The Coming of the Second World War.
DH87B Hornet Moth 1936 G-AELO.
Piper PA18 Super Cub 1962??? G-SVAS unsurprisingly from the Shuttleworth collection.
The Super Cub towing a Slingsby Petrel and Slingsby Kirby Kite.
Slingsby Petrel
Calidus Autogyro.
I have 15:50 as TOD
So who was in this then TOD also 15:50
The 146 was there on Saturday or is that just the ground crew, food taster, seat brusher and etiquette instructor etc?
There are, of course, plenty of Chinooks in the States but my friend from America said he had never seen one displayed like this!
Our ninth viewing of this display this year.
The next section was entitled Evolving Tactics.
The Yale on Friday.
On Friday there were 4 Harvards about.
Nothing like filling your passenger full of confidence with a few backfires when starting.
As we couldn’t hear the commentator,:highly_amused:, we do not know why the Yale did not fly but assume U/S.
Three of the Harvards took part in the display.
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