Middle Wallop 1992 Part One
Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2020 5:29 pm
Next batch of slides scanned. I want to try and stay away from the standard airshow shots and cover the behind the scenes and the less well known shows. So here goes:
In 1992 I was invited to assist as a Runway Controller at the International Airshow and Heli-meet hosted by the Army Air Corps at Middle Wallop.
Home Team (mostly) first:
Chipmunk T10 WG323 BFWS EGVP 1992 by Ford Anglia, on Flickr
Lynx AH1 XZ611 671Sqn EGVP 1992 by Ford Anglia, on Flickr
Islander AL1 ZG993 AAC EGVP 1992 by Ford Anglia, on Flickr
Gazelle AH1 XZ318 AAC EGVP 1992 by Ford Anglia, on Flickr
Scout AH1 XW283 AAC EGVP 1992 by Ford Anglia, on Flickr
Lynx AH7 XZ670 AAC EGVP 1992 by Ford Anglia, on Flickr
Lynx AH9 ZG888 9 Regt EGVP 1992 by Ford Anglia, on Flickr
Lynx AH7 XZ614 3CBAS EGVP 1992 by Ford Anglia, on Flickr
Beaver AL1 XP820 AACHF EGVP 1992 by Ford Anglia, on Flickr
Gazelle AH1 XX408 670 Sqn EGVP by Ford Anglia, on Flickr
No post on Middle Wallop would be complete without at least one shot of the massed helicopter formation. This ones a bit different- taken from directly underneath the front line. I would have got more but had to hastily vacate the runway caravan ( a 1960's vintage Karrier Bantam- there's one at Duxford- check it out) to recover the caravan windsock which had been blown off (with an incredible bang) by the down wash before it ended up in someone's rotor disk!
EGVP 1992 by Ford Anglia, on Flickr
In 1992 I was invited to assist as a Runway Controller at the International Airshow and Heli-meet hosted by the Army Air Corps at Middle Wallop.
Home Team (mostly) first:










No post on Middle Wallop would be complete without at least one shot of the massed helicopter formation. This ones a bit different- taken from directly underneath the front line. I would have got more but had to hastily vacate the runway caravan ( a 1960's vintage Karrier Bantam- there's one at Duxford- check it out) to recover the caravan windsock which had been blown off (with an incredible bang) by the down wash before it ended up in someone's rotor disk!
