see here.

http://users.telenet.be/airwareurope/en/achilles_e.htm

Its at White Waltham right now, departing 16.00 or so.

A really striking memorial, I do so hope that it is never targeted by ‘individuals’ who see its value as something other than historic.

As I drove to Flying Legends a month ago, I was struck by sheer the density of aerodromes as one edges into East Anglia. Steeple Morden, then after a few miles, Bassingbourn, then Fowlmere, then Duxford. I think if you are tuned in to it, they all have a brooding, simmering, atmosphere, quite peaceful, but still compelling,

Could go for a lot more.

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Truly, the mark of an expert :diablo:

Does this not qualify for the Historic board ? I don’t think there are many aircraft older than this ( even if it is a replica )

The report says they went up to 4-5,000 feet :eek::eek:

PM received !

I love ALL my magazines, all 3,000 of them, but it is going to take a hell of a wet weekend before I sit down and re-read them. 😉

You are a true friend that never let me down,

You’re lucky.

My uncle was best mates with HMS Glorious, and he ended up being badly let down. It all ended swimmingly.

Blame squarely placed on the pilots ( so no risk of contageon to the senior ranks).

Don’t often see that. Oh hang on, yes we do.

At least the Chinook crew had some justice, but it took 20 years.