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I believe that was a mk4 Blenheim until it crashed and had to be rebuilt as a mark 1

Great stuff ! Keep em flying 😊

..that BF-108was used in the Great Escape by James Garner and Donald Pleasance in their escape attempt...

What a delight, the Oly with its 'angelic choir' air-brakes...

Shame about the wind noise, pretty neat little mod though

I watched "Things to Come" (1936) the other day it featured one of these, briefly.

Such a great plane :) thanks for the share.

Two unique and beautiful planes!

Was this taken on day 5 , July 26th ?

Great

These 1950s airframes at 70 years old in 2024! The plane that helped win the Cold War!

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We used to love seeing these aircraft at Duxford for the Legends airshow.

Wow

Sheer beauty.

This absolutely amazing. Thank You so much for sharing this with us. Love the sound of those engines. Can only imagine that every day during the Second World War. 🤔

Very cool, thanks for the share.

Look at the high AOA on the F-35 just trying to stay slow enough! Great display of US AIR POWER over the decades! OORAH AIR POWER!

That's badass two grandpas in the great grandson

Love that flying jug!👍

It's wonderful to see these aircraft still flying.

Nice Anson!

Talk shit about the French whenever you want ... But appreciate how good the french masters military stuff....

That brought back memories - had my glider licence before I was eligible for a UK driver's licence!

love the Dc-3 being used :D

Wow amazing footage of this wonderful Lockheed Electra!

Very nice 🤩👌🏼

This must be where all the Red Arrows pilots retire too!!...much better than any Homes ha! HA!.😂😂👍

They used to be a common sight in the sky over where I live...training RAF. Pilots from St.Athans Air base. 😊

The PBS show " Ultimate Restorations" has an episode restoring a Lysander... Well worth watching.......

What a beauty, then it goes by a gladiator!

It’s almost literally a Hurricane with two wings!!!

A Stunning Mk.1, , but, , Just because you CAN do something doesn't mean you should. THAT is incredibly dangerous, in front of a Airshow, Or, Anywhere. Yes, I have seen that before and yes, it is incredibly ingenious and neat, , BUT, the threat of INSTANT unnecessary death looms large on that starter setup. People don't juggle with live hand grenades anymore, at least in front of a crowd, and their is a reason.

Brits make ugly tanks (20s-40's) but beautiful airplanes. Fury is a spitfire w 2 wings. Lovely.

Beautiful Designed Wing... Seagulls seem to have this down pat. Cheers

Sensational!

A beautiful looking glider, but what a complex wing.

J'AIME

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Excellent video of one of my favourite planes. Love Shuttleworth too!

Beautiful sounds

Nice if unusual combo. I love both these aircraft. The Nimrod is one of those lovely aircraft that looks as good on the ground as it does in the air. Nice post, thanks.😊👍🏻

Beautiful planes. Thank you. 🙂

Super footage- thank you

Awesome!With a deep thought for those who did that who were true heroes...Thanks and hi from France.

"Army of Shadows" (1969) has a scene with Lysanders doing clandestine operations. They flew in pairs, one would circle overhead, using its' engine noise to mask the sound of the one landing for the drop/pickup.

Great to see, thanks.

Is that a fuel tank underneath?

I knew Wing Commander Frank Cromwell Griffiths who, amongst other things, flew Lysanders into France for SOE. He was shot down and escaped through France and into Spain. His book, Winged Hours, is a good read.

Back in the 1960s it was rumoured that one of the French language teachers at our school had been in the SOE - her father was Welsh, her mother French and she had lived in France up until 1938. We asked her if she had been an agent and she told us not to be so silly, she couldn't have been THAT brave! Eventually it became known that she used to teach French "etiquette" to the "Joes" - having been brought up in France she knew how to behave. She also used to work at Gibraltar Farm, RAF Tempsford, doing last minute checks to make sure the agents didn't have a London Tube ticket or a "lucky" British penny in their pockets before they flew off;