Farnborough 1962 - Colour Photos

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Yes you are correct.

Mr Mereweather must have wondered at the coincedence of 2 engine fires resulting in 2 dead stick landings on 2 airfields within 10 miles of each other!

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Pete - thanks so much for posting those. I just wish I had been there since I am about your age (ok, a year older) and seeing the Vulcan, Trident and indeed all the others up close and personal would have been a real thrill. Unfortunatly, by 1962 my parents had dragged all of us across the pond.

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Pete - I misspoke and my old mum min took me to task - It wasnt a Sapphire it was a Hurricane bought from a certain
Glosters test pilot who had a habit of flying Javelins upside down -

this is like the beastie - even the colour is the same (according to mum)

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He totalled the thing late 62 early 63 returning from Nymphsfield Gliding Club in his cups


Sorry I got off the thread

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Wow! Now that's what I call arriving in style, Leif! It beats my Southdown bus hands down!

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Funny you should mention Javelins, though. How about this beastie, photographed on Saturday 14 September 1957 at the RAF Tangmere "At Home" day.

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Ohhhh - Thats a nice one :)


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Agree on that Leif, now that's had me thinking........is there any-one here who............................!!!!!??????? :lol: :lol:
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Wooooow!! Love it!! :thumbsup: What other treasures do you have tucked away, Pete? ;-)

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Not very much I'm afraid, Brian but I hope to have more next month. In the meantime, I posted what I do have here: http://www.cbfsim.org/cbfsim/cbfsBB/vie ... &sk=t&sd=a

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Cracking photos!!

Love the shiny RAN Wessex in there.

Great work scanning them and sharing them

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Petehave you a good shot of Herald G-ARTC in Maritme Central livery?

I think it was the only Herald there that year...nose appears in the background of one of the pics.

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