I can see your latest pictures, I’m glad to say. More power to your elbow Sir!

It was a rough duty – but everyone had to do it…………………..

Splendid photography all round – and Portugal is now a strong possibility for my next holiday. Hmmmm I wonder if you fellows work for their Tourism Board?

You were robbed! Sydney Camm must be revolving in his grave!!

Fascinating – quite remarkable how quickly the pilots acquired their flying hours in those days.

When I did my training on Provosts they were all wearing yellow bands!

I always thought it curious that the British PN for the R-4 gave a hover taxy height of 10 feet for an underpowered machine. I trained on the Hiller 12B/Cs, our height for hover taxy was 4 feet.

Marvellous work. Well done to all concerned!