Well done Richard. I did not think it would last long.
I took it at Le Zoute in August 1959. I got 3 flights on it, aerotowed by Tiger Moth OO-ZAC (“Zoute Aero Club”). Interestingly, the Goevier was registerd OO-SZC under the wing, and OO-SCZ on the fin. SZC was correct.
A view I took while being towed.
A vous donc!
Laurence
No comment on the nationality!
Back to gliders if I may. In any case it is not really very difficult. Just one of my old ones I had to hand.
Laurence
The only pictures I have were given to me by Tony Tubbenhauer from the time he was at 6FTS, Tamworth, in January and February 1941. A17-57, A17-58 and A17-60 survived to fly as civilians VH-BGC, VH-PCG and VH-AGY. I presume these are in trainer yellow scheme.
Not exactly an answer to your question, but might help …
Laurence
OK avion. Thanks. So if we can agree let’s open the thread up to dates and places, for instance, associated with even well-known types. It could also extend to “who was flying it?” etc. But it would have to be a readily identifiable bit of data.
I need to think about some, but just to start, this one is very easy, just to get the hang of it. Place or event, month and year.
Laurence
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