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A Riddle for "Keefy" (aka Keith Webb)

Keith;

Name the Cockpit please :D

Hmmmm Good one, Marko
Looks like a glider. Is it a Waco or a Hadrian?

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Originally posted by Keith Webb
Hmmmm Good one, Marko
Looks like a glider. Is it a Waco or a Hadrian?

You got the glider part right, now how about the type :D

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Originally posted by Mark W. Tonner
You got the glider part right, now how about the type :D

Airspeed Horsa?

Re: Re: Re: Riddle

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Originally posted by Keith Webb
Airspeed Horsa?

Yup, you got it, a Horsa MkI

Cheers :D

"Release Point coming up, Major Howard!"

"Right! Prepare for landing!"

~~~~~~~~~~

"Major Howard? There's the bridge coming up. Just on our left."

"Right! Link your arms! Brace yourselves..... feet up! Hang on!"

~~~~~~~~~~

Damn. I used to drink beer with some of these glider pilots down in Fort York Armoury. I'd ride in a Horsa, if there were any still flying... ONCE anyway... :D

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Originally posted by Geoff Winnington-Ball
"Release Point coming up, Major Howard!"

"Right! Prepare for landing!"

~~~~~~~~~~

"Major Howard? There's the bridge coming up. Just on our left."

"Right! Link your arms! Brace yourselves..... feet up! Hang on!"

~~~~~~~~~~

Damn. I used to drink beer with some of these glider pilots down in Fort York Armoury. I'd ride in a Horsa, if there were any still flying... ONCE anyway... :D

How, "OH MASTER SUNRAY", did you know that the diagram I used was from a book on the very same Major's deeds the night of 5/6 Jun 44.

Lets see how good you are then, what language is said book published in? :D

I also had a beer or two with some of these above mentioned pilots at the very same place, at one or two, or three Mess Dinners over the years, which in itself, was a true honour, which sadly will be a thing of the past in the coming years, as time marches on and like true 'Old Soldiers', they slowly fade away......

Cheers