Who said that? Wha...? There I was flat on my back...you're freaking me out man, no I'm not, you're the one with a Beau in your hair......
Fanks, mate.
I made it through four coffees before 10 am this morning. Record for me.
Ah, sorry Geoff. When you open that website, assuming you have speakers and/or sound turned on, a song starts up and it's driving me nuts cos I know...
Painted white too, IIRC.
From the 454/459 Sqn website The following poem was submitted by Norm Gilham - 454. The Flying Instructors Lament My pupil is a headache I do...
http://www.454-459squadrons.org.au/ It's...it's...dammit!
http://www.warplane.com/pages/aircraft_bolingbroke.html http://www.arc-duxford.co.uk/blenheim.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol_Blenheim...
The Canadian Lanc: http://www.warplane.com/pages/aircraft_lancaster.html
I was actually thinking it would be a good film to remake as long as Hollywood didn't do it and it remained RN. No idea who could take Coward's...
Okay, so my passion for low level work in general and particularly in the Med might be remembered by fellow members so forgive me for harping on...
He does come across as a Captain who cares about his crew in this film. Quite moving in places.
Hard core, man, hard core.
Oh stop it Kytty, I mean Kyt! ;-) I might be wrong but I couldn't pick any aircraft models in the attack sequence.
You're not even at work yet so just wait...:-)
My wife and I sat down with a scotch (me) and a pina colada (her) and finally watched this film on Sunday night. Must say it was bloody good (wild...
Bloody long weekends!
Kittyhawks also used this tactic successfully particularly against the Japanese as they struggled otherwise. Nothing dived like a Kittyhawk! :becky:
That's my local! Ain't she pretty?! The first couple of shots are from when she lived out at Perth Airport (she's ex-French) and the noseart shot...
They may have been seen as the "targets" and not the ones who "won" the Battle of the Atlantic etc by sinking U-boats. Brave men one and all.
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