Amazingly cool and interesting plane footage
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PaulG40 said:
Steve_D said:
Don't know where those mountains were but was looking out to try and spot lloyd.
Steve
Glencoe I'd presume... Being a Lossie jet it'd be the Scottish mountains as opposed to the Mach Loop.Steve
lloyd h said:
PaulG40 said:
Steve_D said:
Don't know where those mountains were but was looking out to try and spot lloyd.
Steve
Glencoe I'd presume... Being a Lossie jet it'd be the Scottish mountains as opposed to the Mach Loop.Steve
Lloyd takes stunning pics of aircraft and I know many of those pictures get to the pilots so it is now time for someone in one of those planes to get a pic of Lloyd. In these blats round the loop the guy in the back surely has time to get a shot or two.
Steve
Just tripped over this on YouTube - http://youtu.be/2VflzHApZ28
It's an hour long BBC feature called "Skywatch" featuring the RAF's capabilities in 1974. Superb throughout, but the live firing sequence in the last 10 minutes is simply awesome. 5 different aircraft types hitting ground targets, culminating in a Vulcan dropping a 21-bomb stick of retarded 1000lb bombs on a couple of tanks from 500ft. Incredible!
It's an hour long BBC feature called "Skywatch" featuring the RAF's capabilities in 1974. Superb throughout, but the live firing sequence in the last 10 minutes is simply awesome. 5 different aircraft types hitting ground targets, culminating in a Vulcan dropping a 21-bomb stick of retarded 1000lb bombs on a couple of tanks from 500ft. Incredible!
moribund said:
Just tripped over this on YouTube - http://youtu.be/2VflzHApZ28
It's an hour long BBC feature called "Skywatch" featuring the RAF's capabilities in 1974. Superb throughout, but the live firing sequence in the last 10 minutes is simply awesome. 5 different aircraft types hitting ground targets, culminating in a Vulcan dropping a 21-bomb stick of retarded 1000lb bombs on a couple of tanks from 500ft. Incredible!
Superb!It's an hour long BBC feature called "Skywatch" featuring the RAF's capabilities in 1974. Superb throughout, but the live firing sequence in the last 10 minutes is simply awesome. 5 different aircraft types hitting ground targets, culminating in a Vulcan dropping a 21-bomb stick of retarded 1000lb bombs on a couple of tanks from 500ft. Incredible!
Have we had this - a very short and sweet clip of a red Folland Gnat at ultra low level - looks like fun!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljofhhdDGPo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljofhhdDGPo
Steve_D said:
lloyd h said:
PaulG40 said:
Steve_D said:
Don't know where those mountains were but was looking out to try and spot lloyd.
Steve
Glencoe I'd presume... Being a Lossie jet it'd be the Scottish mountains as opposed to the Mach Loop.Steve
Lloyd takes stunning pics of aircraft and I know many of those pictures get to the pilots so it is now time for someone in one of those planes to get a pic of Lloyd. In these blats round the loop the guy in the back surely has time to get a shot or two.
Steve
moribund said:
Just tripped over this on YouTube - http://youtu.be/2VflzHApZ28
It's an hour long BBC feature called "Skywatch" featuring the RAF's capabilities in 1974. Superb throughout, but the live firing sequence in the last 10 minutes is simply awesome. 5 different aircraft types hitting ground targets, culminating in a Vulcan dropping a 21-bomb stick of retarded 1000lb bombs on a couple of tanks from 500ft. Incredible!
That was a great watch It's an hour long BBC feature called "Skywatch" featuring the RAF's capabilities in 1974. Superb throughout, but the live firing sequence in the last 10 minutes is simply awesome. 5 different aircraft types hitting ground targets, culminating in a Vulcan dropping a 21-bomb stick of retarded 1000lb bombs on a couple of tanks from 500ft. Incredible!
Hawker 800 wing oscillation
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=5bb_1369747485
Some NSFW swearing. Understandably!
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=5bb_1369747485
Some NSFW swearing. Understandably!
moribund said:
Just tripped over this on YouTube - http://youtu.be/2VflzHApZ28
It's an hour long BBC feature called "Skywatch" featuring the RAF's capabilities in 1974. Superb throughout, but the live firing sequence in the last 10 minutes is simply awesome. 5 different aircraft types hitting ground targets, culminating in a Vulcan dropping a 21-bomb stick of retarded 1000lb bombs on a couple of tanks from 500ft. Incredible!
Love that Lightning take-off and vertical climb. It's an hour long BBC feature called "Skywatch" featuring the RAF's capabilities in 1974. Superb throughout, but the live firing sequence in the last 10 minutes is simply awesome. 5 different aircraft types hitting ground targets, culminating in a Vulcan dropping a 21-bomb stick of retarded 1000lb bombs on a couple of tanks from 500ft. Incredible!
moribund said:
Just tripped over this on YouTube - http://youtu.be/2VflzHApZ28
It's an hour long BBC feature called "Skywatch" featuring the RAF's capabilities in 1974. Superb throughout, but the live firing sequence in the last 10 minutes is simply awesome. 5 different aircraft types hitting ground targets, culminating in a Vulcan dropping a 21-bomb stick of retarded 1000lb bombs on a couple of tanks from 500ft. Incredible!
I remember watching it at the time.It's an hour long BBC feature called "Skywatch" featuring the RAF's capabilities in 1974. Superb throughout, but the live firing sequence in the last 10 minutes is simply awesome. 5 different aircraft types hitting ground targets, culminating in a Vulcan dropping a 21-bomb stick of retarded 1000lb bombs on a couple of tanks from 500ft. Incredible!
Urban Sports said:
Is the pilot Fred Dibnah?Looks perfectly safe, what could possibly go wrong?
Dr Jekyll said:
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