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  • in reply to: Oldest bomber command casualty #1289358
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    Oldest

    Thanks for your help, much appreciated.

    in reply to: Of legends rumours and urban myths #1289769
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    Of legends

    We have of course, the Liberator that was found on the moon by the daily star (lack of capitals appropriate in this case).
    Any chance of recovering it yet.

    in reply to: Oldest bomber command casualty #1295884
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    Oldest

    Great post, and while we are on it, can anybody help me find out who the youngest Royal Canadian Air Force crew member was killed during the war. Has been mentioned that Leslie W McKenna a gunner on board Halifaxes was only 18 at the time of his death.
    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    in reply to: Jumo engine 211J #1296674
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    Jumo

    Hi Merlin,
    Drem here.
    What bugs me about the plate is the A-2 bit on it.
    We know this aircraft was an a-4 which was then converted to an a-14 but does the A-2 bit suggest that bits and pieces were taken from other marks of JU88, the mystery deepens:confused:

    in reply to: General Discussion #304325
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    Honeymoon

    Try Badenoch And Strathspey (Check out Monarch of the Glen web site at the BBC), you will be pleasantly surprised and the scenery is kin wonderful.:diablo:

    in reply to: Honeymoon locations #1926722
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    Honeymoon

    Try Badenoch And Strathspey (Check out Monarch of the Glen web site at the BBC), you will be pleasantly surprised and the scenery is kin wonderful.:diablo:

    in reply to: RAF Millom Aviation & Military Museum Update #1297246
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    RAF Millom

    Well done,
    Great job being done.

    in reply to: Lurking in the brambles! #1303257
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    Lurking in the

    Definately BoB Mitchell.

    in reply to: East Fortune 28th july 2007 #527632
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    East Fortune

    Rained for the last hour or so but still a good day.
    Glad to see the Lanc made it but sadly not the Spitfire or Hurricane.
    Euro fighter was immense and I always think it puts on a better show when its raining.
    Good to see them have a Ticket policy that worked this time instead of having to wait ages in a queue.
    All in all, a good day out.

    in reply to: Catalina over Hull? #1318756
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    Catalina

    She was at East Fortune on Saturday.

    in reply to: Photos soon #1298490
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    Photos soon

    One picture………..good grief.
    Give me a couple of days and will have more ready.

    in reply to: Photos soon #1298551
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    Photos soon

    Hi all, Had problems posting some photos. Story regarding the memorial is as follows:-

    Royal New Zealand Air Force pilot Carlisle Everiss’s Spitfire was seen in difficulty over the small village of Cowie (near Stirling). Rather than have his aircraft crash into a row of miners cottages Carlisle somehow managed to lift his Spifire up and moments later went into a tailspin and crashed into railway sidings at Cowie Colliery. The memorial was unveiled on Saturday 19 May 2007.

    in reply to: Expansion Announcement #1325959
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    RAF Millom

    Great news, looking forward to visiting sometime in the near future.

    in reply to: Aircraft names and places (Merged with a zombie) #1245564
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    Aircraft related

    Pocklington Industrial (OK, its not the same as a street), Estate can come up with the names of a couple of “heavies”.

    in reply to: Needing help #1247905
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    Needing

    Hi Robert,
    Give me a couple of days to get things sorted out,will also include a present day pic of the site as well.
    Drem.

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