Jubilee Flypast
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You should have phoned.. I've missed it
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Great flypasts by the Tucano and Hawk. It was all over in about 15 mins, how times have changed.
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I wonder if anyone 'phoned HM to remind herDaveB wrote:You should have phoned.. I've missed it
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Where would one phone HM Garry? .. HM's hice?
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Probably better on her mobile in case she's shopping at Tesco's
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DOH! I saw it on YT, they cut away from the VC10 flypast to film the bandleader! I'm sure his mum was pleased but I wasn't.
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I watched the whole 2 hour programme and I thought that the best marching in the muster was that of the whole RAF contingent. They all just seemed to move more smoothly and keep a better step than everyone else.
I have some sympathy for the Royal Navy - Splendid band of the RM but no ships, the Army had no cavalry or tanks but the RAF really did put on a splendid flypast. Sadly not the size of the 1953 Royal Review!
My goodness, the Garrison Sgt Major who called for three cheers for HMQ was a very fierce looking chap!
At this point i had better own up to having taken part in about 70 ceremonial parades during my service in the RAF.
I have some sympathy for the Royal Navy - Splendid band of the RM but no ships, the Army had no cavalry or tanks but the RAF really did put on a splendid flypast. Sadly not the size of the 1953 Royal Review!
My goodness, the Garrison Sgt Major who called for three cheers for HMQ was a very fierce looking chap!
At this point i had better own up to having taken part in about 70 ceremonial parades during my service in the RAF.
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The BBMF Lancaster was at Cambridge airport today, being refuelled and looking generally gorgeous. I assume it was where she operated from for the flypast.
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According to the BBMF Twitter feed, the stop in Cambridge was weather induced. It's been fairly rubbish in Bomber County today until late afternoon.Paul K wrote:The BBMF Lancaster was at Cambridge airport today, being refuelled and looking generally gorgeous. I assume it was where she operated from for the flypast.
AFAIK they were at Benson pre-flypast, but I might be wrong.
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