Superb set! Anything else like that in the archives, Basilisk?

Great memories of a lovely aircraft, a personal favourite at Leuchars, and a nice tribute. Many thanks

It rocks!

Banzai! That first photo is a real cracker...

Squeaky bum time!

Thank goodness for robust undercarriage, phew

I reconmend HAZARD SPECTRUM by Nathan Gray, Fleet Air Arm pilot who flew Harrier missions in Afghanistan then beame a test pilot on the F35 B and C models doing the first landind an ski launch on HMS QE2...

My father took me to a show in 1967 or 68 and still have fond memories of the RAF Harrier debut, Hunters ground attack demo, Andover display, high flypast of 4 x F100s from Lakenheath and, my personal favourite as we lived near Woodford, a white Vulcan safety scramble - possibly 21 aircraft? I also ...

My 1st Finningley show was in the 60s, with a white Vulcan safety scramble being the highlight. Other notable displays included first RAF Harrier VTOL demo, 4 x 48 LN F100s tactical assault demo with Andover and ground attack Hunters. They don't make em like they used to..

Outstanding set and cannot pick a favourite photo! Love the evening light in the second batch, well done...

Daily Fail pictures showing falling debris at https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/te ... AXCEmV_2|3

Bonza!

Awesome shots

: Suffolk Punchers?

Two planes, one exhaust - droll!

Gob-smaked! Great set

French air bases are also pixelated - even the museum at Chateaudun is fizzed out

I used to live under the Cranwell approach and remember an SR71 flying right over the house on a PD possibly for a passing out parade. No radio then - early/mid1980s - and never saw a serial.

:halo: As per the Aviationist, it was announced yesterday that the 480 FS will move to Aviano, not to Poland, as part of reduction in US forces stationed in Germany. Article also states that the 100 ARW will not be moving to Ramstein when the Hall closes.. 380 SOW also not moving to Spangdahlen and ...

Ottimo - grazia mille@

Daily Fail strikes again - the carrier cannot have 15,000 people on board!