Hmm, that Paul Haggis chap isn’t mentioned at all on IMDb’s page for the film. They’ve either changed scriptwriters or he’s making it all up…
Hmm, that Paul Haggis chap isn’t mentioned at all on IMDb’s page for the film. They’ve either changed scriptwriters or he’s making it all up…
More from teletext:
“Plane crashes after buzzing city
A light plane that had been threatening to crash into Auckland’s Sky Tower has crashed into the water off St Helier’s Beach.
The plane, which earlier flew over the central city, had been stolen from Ardmoe Airport.
The police helicopter has been following the plane after the pilot made unspecified threats.
The crash was close to National Party leader Don Brash’s house.”
More from teletext:
“Plane crashes after buzzing city
A light plane that had been threatening to crash into Auckland’s Sky Tower has crashed into the water off St Helier’s Beach.
The plane, which earlier flew over the central city, had been stolen from Ardmoe Airport.
The police helicopter has been following the plane after the pilot made unspecified threats.
The crash was close to National Party leader Don Brash’s house.”
Good luck Barnowl.
See you back here soon – does your uni have computer labs for students? You may be able to stay active in a university computer lab till you get your PC up and running.
Good luck Barnowl.
See you back here soon – does your uni have computer labs for students? You may be able to stay active in a university computer lab till you get your PC up and running.
Could I just ask where the nickname “Oscar Duck” comes from please Randall?
“The Fuzzy Ducks”
… like the drinking game…
Some of the QRA type hangars are still there & can be seen in some cheapo movie about an F117 going back in time & being used by the Luftwaffe :rolleyes: . …
Just to clarify, that really bad movie was the disappointing sequeal, The Philadelphia Experiment II. I bought it second hand thinking it was No. 1 – the denotation “II” is very well disguised on the front cover. :rolleyes:
Thanks, all news to me. So, which books are around on these squadrons and their Pacific activiities?
“The Mighty Ducks”
“Duckshooters”
That must have been it. Thanks Mark.
Did any other RAF squadrons take part in the Pacific campaign? I don’t mean in India and Burma, and I refer to post-collapse of Singapore and Malaya region. Were any RAF squadrons or units used in the Solomons or PNG campaigns, etc? I have never read of any.
Thanks Galdri. That is what I was thinking. I guess he just thought it was a good example to demonstrate the power they could generate.
I remember another of those facts was the searchlamp that hangs off the Orion was, from memory, around 100,000 candle power, and if you were looking at it when it switched on, you’d go blind.
On the subject of engines powering things, I remember seeing a small documentary in the UK Today series showing how the gas system worked in London. Jet engines as used in aircraft are used to blow the gas down the lines to your houses.
Want to buy a Firefly?
The Firefiles as mentioned here on Avspecs website are up for sale, along with some of the Sabres and a Harvard project. Some interesting photos too if you click the links.