90 Years of The RAF
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90 Years of The RAF
BBC2 8 o'clock tonight for 90 minutes. Should be worth a look.
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That's Scotland only.
For us South of the border it's Friday @ 21.00
For us South of the border it's Friday @ 21.00
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Ooops !
Well the thought was there.
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Nice one Dave. With the time currently at 2104.. I thought I'd missed it
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But, never mind, I can select 'English' BBC on the channel menu, so I shall remember to do that tomorrow evening, with a tinny or two :flying:
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Do you get translation subtitles when you do that Jim???forthbridge wrote:Looked in too late.
But, never mind, I can select 'English' BBC on the channel menu, so I shall remember to do that tomorrow evening, with a tinny or two :flying:
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Very odd seeing Noble Frankland DFC talking. Last time I saw him on the box was in "World at War" (albeit not during the original run in 1973!).
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Bugger.. I DID miss it in the end :doho:
Ah well.. :roll:
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BBC Iplayer Dave, I believe it is going to be on there, I hope so as i wanted to see it as well.
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Great stuff from John Peters and from un-named younger officers now under training.
Almost no mention of all those who keep the aircrew flying and many viewers might think that everyone in the service has wings and is commissioned. I should have liked to have seen a little more of the Regiment in action. A lot of concentration on war like activities, the A & H bomb tests could have been omitted, coverage of SAR, flood and famine relief, even for a small part of the programme, might have given a better balance. Overall the message was 'this is a fighting service, not a flying club, and has never rested in ninety years.'
Very atmospheric music to accompany the whole programme. Not a note was heard of 'The Royal Air Force March Past', thank goodness.
Almost no mention of all those who keep the aircrew flying and many viewers might think that everyone in the service has wings and is commissioned. I should have liked to have seen a little more of the Regiment in action. A lot of concentration on war like activities, the A & H bomb tests could have been omitted, coverage of SAR, flood and famine relief, even for a small part of the programme, might have given a better balance. Overall the message was 'this is a fighting service, not a flying club, and has never rested in ninety years.'
Very atmospheric music to accompany the whole programme. Not a note was heard of 'The Royal Air Force March Past', thank goodness.





