In memory of George johnny johnson, gone but never forgotten. Sadly missed by many, a truely brave English hero RIP BRAVE MAN. Dec twenty two. 🙏❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️🙏
What a Gentleman. I can only imagine the thoughts that were going through his mind as he was standing there listening to that Orchestra. The number of times he would have climbed into his Aircraft, not knowing if he would see Home again. It Brings a tear to my Eye just thinking about it. RIP Sir.
One very beautiful Lady and THE epitome of the word Gentleman in the same video. I go see Just Jane at least twice a year and it never gets old. I also feel extremely honoured and privileged to have met 'Johnny' Johnson at the East Kirkby airshow when he was there with Mary Stopes-Roe and Len Goodwin. Lovely men. So humble but still with that twinkle in their eyes. Both men referred to as Sir and Mary referred to as Mrs Stopes-Roe at all times. Len and Mary now gone but never forgotten
Present for my husband and I when married Sept 2014, taxi ride in Just Jane! Unbelievable! Canadian Lancaster was over & we met both crews! At Bluebell Inn and Pettwood Hotel with VIP talk at BBMF hanager! Saw Lancs at Duxford too! Best honeymoon ever! So proud to be from Lincoln, that's why hubby married me I reckon! He's a Jersey Man!
Sadly I have not met Johnny that would be a privilege, but I have had a taxi run in Just Jayne sitting in the wireless operator seat bought for my 60th birthday by my wife and then we were both allowed in the pilot’s seat, a day we will never forget.
The Lancaster bomber. Is without doubt my favourite plane.. I'd give anything to see it in person.... She is a beauty.... 4Rolls Royce merlin engines.. Manufactured at Castle Bromwich Birmingham U.K. magnificent. Old gal....👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 💜💞💚💖💕💟💓💝💗
Patricia Bracken : Correction, this Lancaster was produced at the Austin Motor Works, Longbridge, Birmingham in April 1945. All the MkVII Lancaster’s were built at Longbridge. Austin had two shadow factories, one at Longbridge East Works where they built the fuselages and wings, then they were transferred over to Austin’s second shadow factory at Elmdon (now Birmingham Airport) where the final construction and testing was carried out. I trust this of help.
I'm very proud to say I've a signed, Avro Lancaster photograph - on it is George 'Johnny' Johnson's autograph. I'm made up about it, because he's 617 squadron and it's going up beside my night cockpit lamp with red lens (5C/366).
My uncle Ken G Skudder was a navigator with this squadron. He came from Northland NZ to Canada for training, was in Mosquitos the after some very fancy navigating to get the crate back was transfered to 617 Squadron to make better use of his skills
Only trouble is that BBMF are not licensed to carry civilians so I'd have to save up to go to Canada and have a flight in Vera. That will cost some pennies. Does anyone want to start a Gofundme page? Dream come true for me.
In memory of George johnny johnson, gone but never forgotten. Sadly missed by many, a truely brave English hero RIP BRAVE MAN. Dec twenty two. 🙏❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️🙏
What a Gentleman. I can only imagine the thoughts that were going through his mind as he was standing there listening to that Orchestra. The number of times he would have climbed into his Aircraft, not knowing if he would see Home again. It Brings a tear to my Eye just thinking about it. RIP Sir.
One very beautiful Lady and THE epitome of the word Gentleman in the same video. I go see Just Jane at least twice a year and it never gets old. I also feel extremely honoured and privileged to have met 'Johnny' Johnson at the East Kirkby airshow when he was there with Mary Stopes-Roe and Len Goodwin. Lovely men. So humble but still with that twinkle in their eyes. Both men referred to as Sir and Mary referred to as Mrs Stopes-Roe at all times. Len and Mary now gone but never forgotten
That is the finest 4 engine salute an airman could receive.
RIP, Mr Johnson. The rest of your crew are waiting for you.
An end of an era. What a life he had.
Present for my husband and I when married Sept 2014, taxi ride in Just Jane! Unbelievable! Canadian Lancaster was over & we met both crews! At Bluebell Inn and Pettwood Hotel with VIP talk at BBMF hanager! Saw Lancs at Duxford too! Best honeymoon ever! So proud to be from Lincoln, that's why hubby married me I reckon! He's a Jersey Man!
Awesome 😎
Good for you my wife and I have had many a meal in the Blue Bell Inn
That aircraft and the men who flew them are absolute legends.
They were terrorists.
RIP Sir. Beyond blue skies. And thank you.
Damn, that brought a couple of tears. What a great tribute.
what a hero!! and he looks so happy feeling that planes wind force on his face.
God Bless Sir thank you for all you did a very brave man as they all were as people fade away the memories will never 🙏
What a great fantastic man you are JOHNNY ,may you live for many many more years to come ,stay safe ,my wonderful friend. Rob.
My hero,as from my school days,i am 61 now. Thankyou Johnny.
your now 65 ha!
Johnny Johnson..
I salute you a hero and a gentleman...
Bless you..
With greatest respect..
hear hear
Sadly I have not met Johnny that would be a privilege, but I have had a taxi run in Just Jayne sitting in the wireless operator seat bought for my 60th birthday by my wife and then we were both allowed in the pilot’s seat, a day we will never forget.
RIP Johnnie. We salute you.
I've got Johnny's autograph tattooed on my left inside forearm from meeting him at Petwood Hotel in 2016. So proud to have met him
Live forever you hero 👌
hear hear
An Amazing sight captured for future generations of his family
God bless you. He is probably going to be knighted
The Lancaster bomber. Is without doubt my favourite plane..
I'd give anything to see it in person....
She is a beauty....
4Rolls Royce merlin engines..
Manufactured at Castle Bromwich Birmingham U.K. magnificent. Old gal....👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
💜💞💚💖💕💟💓💝💗
Patricia Bracken : Correction, this Lancaster was produced at the Austin Motor Works, Longbridge, Birmingham in April 1945. All the MkVII Lancaster’s were built at Longbridge. Austin had two shadow factories, one at Longbridge East Works where they built the fuselages and wings, then they were transferred over to Austin’s second shadow factory at Elmdon (now Birmingham Airport) where the final construction and testing was carried out. I trust this of help.
I'm very proud to say I've a signed, Avro Lancaster photograph - on it is George 'Johnny' Johnson's autograph.
I'm made up about it, because he's 617 squadron and it's going up beside my night cockpit lamp with red lens (5C/366).
I've got a picture of the legend himself autographed as well as his book and they are amongst my most treasured possessions
Two legends.
HaddockHants yes
My uncle Ken G Skudder was a navigator with this squadron. He came from Northland NZ to Canada for training, was in Mosquitos the after some very fancy navigating to get the crate back was transfered to 617 Squadron to make better use of his skills
Thats awesome. I bet you are so proud of him. 💗
I salute you Johnny
the entire country should
Wonderful!
Thank you and goodnight sir x
I Like him . hello grandpa .🙏🏻🌹❤️
I love Lancaster Bombers and want a flight in the BBMF at Coningsby before I hit 50 in 3 years time
Only trouble is that BBMF are not licensed to carry civilians so I'd have to save up to go to Canada and have a flight in Vera. That will cost some pennies. Does anyone want to start a Gofundme page? Dream come true for me.
CA c etait des hommes pas des lavettes comme on voit aujourd hui;
I have a hoody from east Kirkby with just Jane on it
So do I but I don't wear it very often because of the prejudice it causes when I do
@@andrewdrabble8939 What prejudice?
@@andrewdrabble8939 You what! 😃 Hilarious
@@andrewdrabble8939 my wife wears one and god help anyone who dares shows prejudice against it
NX611 just jane