Post amazingly cool pictures of aircraft (Volume 1)
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spitfire-ian said:
MaineRd said:
Not necessarily a cool pic , but a good vid from the days when we still had an Air Force , 23 mins long , but the best bits from 19mins on.
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-1110283...
Excellent http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-1110283...
The Lightning leading the formation of 9, XR728, is still alive and kicking and is pictured on the right here
Bushmaster said:
eharding said:
Eric! 
Forget the 144....what's that green thing in the background directly underneath it?
That would be grass.Forget the 144....what's that green thing in the background directly underneath it?
On an unrelated note, if Eric could identify the airframe pictured above the..er...grass and below the 144, that would be lovely.
eharding said:
Bushmaster said:
eharding said:
Eric!
Forget the 144....what's that green thing in the background directly underneath it?
That would be grass.Forget the 144....what's that green thing in the background directly underneath it?
On an unrelated note, if Eric could identify the airframe pictured above the..er...grass and below the 144, that would be lovely.
HTH
Eric Mc said:
I last saw it at the Archerfield Airshow, QLD, 2003.
eharding said:
Bushmaster said:
eharding said:
Eric!
Forget the 144....what's that green thing in the background directly underneath it?
That would be grass.Forget the 144....what's that green thing in the background directly underneath it?
On an unrelated note, if Eric could identify the airframe pictured above the..er...grass and below the 144, that would be lovely.
the Russian plane in the photo taken at Monino is a Sukhoi T-4
Edited by filski666 on Thursday 6th November 08:41
filski666 said:
eharding said:
Bushmaster said:
eharding said:
Eric!
Forget the 144....what's that green thing in the background directly underneath it?
That would be grass.Forget the 144....what's that green thing in the background directly underneath it?
On an unrelated note, if Eric could identify the airframe pictured above the..er...grass and below the 144, that would be lovely.
the Russian plane in the photo taken at Monino is a Sukhoi T-4
Burnedout said:
I don't think any of you would have seen one a' these to often:
Cessna A-37, the attack version of the Cessna T-37. I visited Randolph Air Force Base in 1981 and saw dozens of T-37s there, plus the odd A-37 as well. At one point, the Portugeuse Air Force's aerobatic team used to operate T-37s too - which visited the UK quite a few times in the 70s and 80s.Edited by Eric Mc on Thursday 6th November 08:24
Eric Mc said:
Burnedout said:
I don't think any of you would have seen one a' these to often:
Cessna A-37, the attack version of the Cessna T-37. I visited Randolph Air Force Base in 1981 and saw dozens of T-37s there, plus the odd A-37 as well. At one point, the Portugeuse Air Force's aerobatic team used to operate T-37s too - which visited the UK quite a few times in the 70s and 80s.Edited by Eric Mc on Thursday 6th November 08:24
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