500' above Temora
 

In the 02A being flown by a FAC - he was practicing his routine for the airshow.

I knew it, when you indicated where you were going.

You just have to rub it in, how lucky you are.

Seriously I think it is great that you are logging all these hours.

Regards

Col

G'day All, Don't you just love to hate him LOL, London to a brick he has a 'SEG' :D :D :D :D I'm only mildy jealous :mad: :( :cheers: anyway cheers you lucky B Dennis :sheep:

02A
 

:D

Some interesting interviews - I did an interview with an ex-137 Squadron RAF pilot who flew Hurricanes, Whirlwinds and Typhoons, including the Falaise Gap shootup of German tanks - he described what happened when his rockets hit a tank and how the whole turret lifted off... :eek:

He also did a lot of work on locomotives. The Hurricanes were the first to be fitted with the 40mm cannon and it felt like the aircraft had stopped when they were fired.