sherriff wrote:Yes - it was an Albert. I suppose we'll never know now, unless someone who lives nearby saw/heard anything late last night. Cheers.

Hello Tim, How is Chox?, always enjoy reading your fascinating books, do you have any more in the pipeline.

GOOSE wrote:A very warm welcome

And an even bigger hello to you as well Goose. Andrew Barclay.

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Air Display and Aerobatics by Military Aircraft at Driffield 535943N & 002649W

SFC to 3,300 feet, 10.00am BST & 17.00pm BST on 26th, May, 2014 as Driffield

is an Army base interesting to see what turns up. Anybody have any knowledge of this display

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ ... strike.htm This gives a fair indeication of what assets are used.

Quite an interesting parody and at least it does'nt use the obscene language that can be heard in "Hitlers Bike." Adults Only Please.

TCAS Flight Test Within 20 NMiles of Walney Island. Virtual TCAS Targetting Simulating SFC to 8000 feet A Tornado GR4 will make several runs through Walney Island OHD from 200 feet to 1,000 feet AMSL) Above Mean Sea Level on various tracks. on Mon 28th Tues 29th & Wed 30th April Schedule 0900am to 1...

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... -timetable This may help.

Lightning5 wrote:27/03/14

Tarnish 5 took off for Coningsby around 1:30pm in Single Seat Typhoon, missed tail number :/

According to the Coningsby Log for the 27th, The Typhoon was ZK 354 an FGR4.

What a bunch of comedians, for the opener I thought it was fantasic, the TGPS was superb. This is definately one of the best TV programs on the Box.

Notam for Bruntingthorpe; Delivery flight and possible circuits bet 10am GMT & 12PM GMT Monday the 6th, January, 2014. Whats being delivered.

http://www.asdnews.com/news-52334/Giant ... irport.htm

Another Oops; should this be in our civilan sister site although it was on a military contract.

The A1 Steam Locomtive Trust after successfully constructing The A1 Peppercorn Pacific Tornado (60163) have now turned their undoubted talents to another steam locomotive project. See http://www.p2steam.com

https://www.gov.uk/public-access-to-mil ... ining-area

Includes Cape Wrath and other areas involved in JW Exercises.

This recording of Concorde flying through the sound barrier is the loudest I've heard.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=annkM6z1-FE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liNLIIKWG0k This B1 bang aint bad either.

http://www.secretscotland.org.uk/index. ... ed_in_2006

When you scroll down to related quotes reminds me of The Black Triangle Site of yore.

I have heard over the grapevine that SQ Leader Gleave, OC 100 Squadron, makes his final flight tomorrow Friday the 19th, April, 2013, his final flight has been pencilled in for tomorrow afternoon.

If other retirement flights are anything to go by expect something special.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnCXMp7O3xo" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Even more interesting when it was secret.

Phoenix Squadron by Roland White Published in 2009. HMS Ark Royal was the most powerful warship the Royal Navy had ever put to sea at 50,000 tons of British Sovereign Territory-keel laid down in 1943 by the 1970s she was in the the twilight of her career. Then in January, 1972, intelligence reached ...

A couple of days ago I attended a presentation by Group Captain Justin Reuter on his flying experiences whilst being a navigator on The Tornado F3. these experiences can be read about in 25 Years Of Air Defence Tornado F 3 see below thread http://www.squadronprints.com/item/978-0-9512656-5-9_Tornado...