A first flight in the F-15...

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A first flight in the F-15...

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Well back to the here and now after all the tree work in nice weather in July...It is back to real weather and December 28th here at McLeland Field as I take my first short spin in the

IRIS F-15. You don't get a lot of daylight here in December so you need to do things at about midday.

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Don't ask me why but I wondered if you'd go for the F-15 :smile:

Nice selection of shots.. as per :wink:

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Peter, you mention that it reminded you of flying the Lightning in real life...did you fly the Lightning ?? :shock:

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Paul K wrote:Peter, you mention that it reminded you of flying the Lightning in real life...did you fly the Lightning ?? :shock:
Yes my last 18 months in the RAF was as a Lightning Simulator instructor and I managed to get a bit of Lightning flying at Middleton St George...Not much though :think:

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Interesting stuff, and hats ( berets) off to you! I had a go on the Lightning simulator at RAF Coltishall as an ATC cadet on summer camp. If I remember correctly, my friend's dad was in charge of it.

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Paul K wrote:Interesting stuff, and hats ( berets) off to you! I had a go on the Lightning simulator at RAF Coltishall as an ATC cadet on summer camp. If I remember correctly, my friend's dad was in charge of it.
Oh yes!...I did my training there on the Mark 1 Sim and then took up my post at Leconfield in the Mark 2...What was your friend's name ?

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His surname was Southwood, Peter. :smile:

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Paul K wrote:His surname was Southwood, Peter. :smile:
No I don't recall a Southwood...But also I don't recall who was in charge...Could have been Sqn. Ldr. Ramirez because I know he was connected with getting me the job...not sure though. Sadly, I have no record of my flights in either MkI or MkII Lightning Flight Simulators, I just don't seem to have recorded any of them in my logbook. I only seem to have started recording Simulator flights since I joined BEA and I guess that was because it was mandatory to record them for licencing purposes.

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Nice shots as normal peter :thumbsup:

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Thanks James...Just made a small edit to point out the difference in the Jet Pipe Nozzles in the first picture and those in the last but one picture :smile:

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