BluBear
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Some interesting developments on this extraordinary discovery. It seems the more poignant and important aspect of this event, the recovery of the P-40's lost pilot is reaching a conclusion. Although not yet officially confirmed, it is believed to have been Flight Sergeant Dennis Copping of Southend, England. For an interesting insight into the search for this missing airman by a dedicated italian team, i suggest reading on from the following link: http://forum.keypublishing.com/showthread.php?t=116221&page=36 And here is the Vintage Wings of Canada's touching dedication to the aformentioned pilot on their own P-40: http://www.vintagewings.ca/VintageNews/Stories/tabid/116/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/365/language/en-CA/Hero.aspx
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Dibbs makes me drool again... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2165166/Flying-legend-returns-skies-Rare-WWII-P-47-Thunderbolt-fighter-plane-fly-Cambridgeshire.html
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She's back! http://fighter-collection.com/cft/p-38-in-hangar/
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P-38 again - whoooooooot!!!!! :D
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Textbook emergency landing in a Neptune. 2 greens and a helluva cross wind. Good work
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Another gem!
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Welcome to the Dogz! ~S~
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I like the thrill of low flying as you know, but that video made me uncomfortable. Just a little too close to the edge, even for me!
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Not strictly an aeroplane? But impressive nonetheless! [media=] [/media]
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From the album: Where I work
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Kings Hill, formerly RAF West Malling, Kent, UK.
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From the album: Where I work
The detail on this is incredible and a fine memorial indeed to our servicemen and women -
From the album: Where I work
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From the album: Where I work
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From the album: Where I work
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From the album: Where I work
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From the album: Where I work
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From the album: Where I work
Showing repairs to the brickwork from shrapnel damage -
From the album: Where I work
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From the album: Where I work
Taken in April, restoration work has since commenced -
From the album: Where I work
Taken in April, restoration work has since commenced -
Good for you Colin! What an experience. 'CDC is the oldest flying Tiger Moth and you were taken up by one of the true characters of the airshow/aviation world. My mum and dad both had the same pleasure as yourself some years ago. I only live a few miles up the road from Headcorn, and was out cycling yesterday afternoon near Ulcombe and 'CDC flew overhead, I wonder if it was you?! If I had know you were there I would have cycled down to watch
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I would just like to echo the sentiments of the other guys Zooly. It won't be quite the same without you old chap. I too hope things improve for you as soon as possible. All the best mate.
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A lot of these i've never seen before. Quite a collection! http://www.flickr.com/photos/8270787%40N07/sets/72157605269786717/show/