Military aircraft classics

[Primalsea]

Nice.

Had a look at your Flickr as well. Some nice stuff on there.

[Haselsh1]

Geoff, that is seriously shit luck but in spite of my love of military aircraft I prefer to keep my feet on the ground.

Paul, thanks so much for your comments. I still think that film is way better than digital (runs for cover).

All the best you guys.

[Audio Al]

Geoff, that is seriously shit luck but in spite of my love of military aircraft I prefer to keep my feet on the ground.

Paul, thanks so much for your comments. I still think that film is way better than digital (runs for cover).

All the best you guys.

+1

[Oddball]

I think this probably gives a real insight into the Shacks relationship to the Lanc . Quite a lot of stuff must have been the same

https://pleszak.blog/2019/05/07/from...y-family-tree/

[Haselsh1]

Lightning F6 at RAF Alconbury by Shaun Haselden, on Flickr


Looking at this bugger there is no wonder that the British create such wonderful hi-fi equipment. Appalling reliability though and a nasty habit of catching fire. Technically outstanding and groundbreaking though with nothing to touch it for decades and then only really outdated due to combat techniques leaving it way behind.

I had the pleasure of watching these at their last RAF base during the 70's and 80's up to their demise. That base was 10 miles down the road from where I lived.

Fantastic memories.