There's a book called The Penetrators by Anthony Gray from 1966 about a loosely disguised Vulcan that flew over the White House on a simulated bombing run to prove a point to the yanks.

Three films on the development, capabilities & operations of the U2. Declassified in 2006 but filmed during the development of The Inquisitive Angel as she was known then. Three parts, runs for around an hour in total. Part One. https://youtu.be/uvJim_o7Dp0 Part Two. https://youtu.be/iTNKqQum4e0 Par...

Cheers!

Sadly, she won't be brought up with A-10's, Vulcan, Bucc, Harrier, nimrod, Shack, Lightning, Concorde, Victor, Wessex and Gazzelle... She'll never see Church Fenton, Finningley or Locking air days... Hopefully, she'll grow up around what we have left and become a Fighter Controller herself, our firs...

I reckon to have looked all over the page.
Found it now

Cheers.

Afternoon,
This might be a daft question but, is there a 'subscribe to thread' option on here?

I reckon to have looked but can't seem to find one (nor a better section to post this).

Cheers.

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Mike wrote:

The Phantom wrote:What a muppet!

I don't think any of the Muppets are as stupid as that......................possibly Beaker, but he'd be too terrified to do it anyway.

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The first is an absolute beauty!

captain scarlet wrote:Love the hare!

+1

One I took earlier on my phone (plus one dose of the built in android autofix) of the pup...

Just seen a post on autosh_ite.com of two Apaches on the M4/M40.

Not sure where exactly or which direction, any other sightings or where they were going to/from?

That's looking more promising

It'd be nice to see the B17 up with the BBMF...

Found what I was looking for. "Saharan dust is made of sand, blunted by many years of rubbing up against other dust particles. It has a melting temperature of around 1350 C. Most turbine engine tgt's are around 850 C. Volcanic ash has a melting temp of around 600 C. it melts all over the cooling duc...

Volcanic ash has a lower melting point than sand. Ash is more likely to build up and glaze onto engine components. Sand is more abrasive but less prone to build up in engines.

There is a recent-ish thread on pprune about it but I haven't got a link straight off.

Absloutely brilliant set!

Just one of those would make Waddington this year… (if only… )

Well worthy of future copies of Old Glory.

Beautiful!

1 & 4

Beautiful!