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Has this been up yet? Well, wheels were up for sure.
 


Cool piloting skills!


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Found by PapaBear, this guy earns full honours in the Fenrir school of flying.

Hold on to your underpants!

 

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1 hour ago, bongodriver said:

I must admit I was a little semi watching that.

Try this one for size ?

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No doubt that the single seat Hunter is a thing of beauty


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I remember the Swiss display team at Fairford with a 4-ship formation and a few years later the Swiss AF Hunter ‘Papyrus’ putting on a beautifully smooth, flowing display at RIAT. Awesome stuff


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More from our friends in the west. Regarding the narrator, from what I read in the thread, he is welcoming the Norwegian pilots when they are returning back home after the war has ended:

" They are from NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting) and he is welcoming the Norwegian pilots home after WW2. We were ocupied so the pilots hadnt been on Norwegian soil for 5 years. He is saying how they are smiling to him with the Norwegian flag painted on the planes."

I have to admit that I am proud of Norway's efforts during WW2

Norsman:

 

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I remember the very first time I saw the Tiger, I wasn't even aware such a thing existed before!

TFC's ironworks 4-ship 'cat display was a wonderful thing to behold.

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This has huge fireball written all over it. Yak-110!

 

 

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Check out the throttle movement from 2:27-2:55.  I believe this to be an F/A-18E or F.  Goes to show why Navy engines tend to have a bit of wear and tear.  He's attempting to maintain precise placement on glide slope, requiring constant throttle adjustment.

 

 

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