A lot, probably, because I imagine they are very cheap, to make – producer/interviewer and camera/sound.

With a bit of luck it looks as though Powerfix has had enough of us!:D

Not a very edifying set of exchanges, but when you have been around a while longer you will realise that one of Kev’s characteristics is his self-deprecation. I haven’t been here all that long but have lost count of his contrubutions to the historical aspects of aviation and especially the individuals contributions rather than the bits of metal they flew around in.

I am no apologist for Kev, he doesn’t need one, but simply needed to comment on the last post.

Whover he is, unless I am much mistaken, he hasn’t decided which rank he is……;)

Jay
Might it be that both still and moving images from space are nothing new? So perhaps your post hasn’t shown us anything we have not already seen many times…..:)

You did, Merlin and indeed there are, but this is not one of them.:)

I did go for it!! And enjoyed it very much, but today’s Sandhurst seems a world removed from the one I recall a programme about many years ago, not the least part being the numbers of women cadets, now such a significant part of the frontline force.:) And the range of ages and backgrounds of the cadets. I just have a feeling that a few more are not going to make the grade……..I will have to record it while I am away if there are several episodes.