Buffs @ Fairford
Discussion
So the other week some B2's came over, now it seems some B-52's have come too. I saw the BBC story here at work so no sound unfortunately.
I wonder, seeing as they are here, if they will fly at RIAT? Assuming they stay long enough.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-27828065
I wonder, seeing as they are here, if they will fly at RIAT? Assuming they stay long enough.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-27828065
onyx39 said:
Boatbuoy said:
Just read that they are only here until the end of the month, booo!
I would wait and see what happens in Iraq before I get too upset.Now .. US puts a Carrier group in the Gulf and then move 2x B2's and 2xB52's within striking range...
if I was a betting man ...

onyx39 said:
Boatbuoy said:
Just read that they are only here until the end of the month, booo!
I would wait and see what happens in Iraq before I get too upset.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-279058...
fatboy69 said:
They flew directly over my house. Very very imposing. Dark & quite menacing. They just look angry.
An awesome sight as they lumbered across the sky.
They look very angry when taking off from Fairford with a full war load of bombs visible hanging off the wing pylons. A sight not forgotten by me from seeing it back in 1991.An awesome sight as they lumbered across the sky.
aeropilot said:
fatboy69 said:
They flew directly over my house. Very very imposing. Dark & quite menacing. They just look angry.
An awesome sight as they lumbered across the sky.
They look very angry when taking off from Fairford with a full war load of bombs visible hanging off the wing pylons. A sight not forgotten by me from seeing it back in 1991.An awesome sight as they lumbered across the sky.
aeropilot said:
They look very angry when taking off from Fairford with a full war load of bombs visible hanging off the wing pylons. A sight not forgotten by me from seeing it back in 1991.
I was on the ground at the 'other end' of those trips. I remember watching the contrails high above us, the distant sound of bombs exploding, and the warm glow of fires burning on the horizon. I never saw them close up (thankfully) but was always glad they were on our side 
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