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Old 26th Oct 2012, 15:28   #14801 (permalink)
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"Now Algy, I really want you to take a bit more care aiming, this is the last scribbly we've got left".
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Old 26th Oct 2012, 16:58   #14802 (permalink)
 
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Following on from theatre tourists, senior officers devise a cunning scheme to qualify for the coverted Battle of Britain clasp.
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Old 26th Oct 2012, 17:02   #14803 (permalink)
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"Restrictions on flying hours are solved with the Acme Aviation Simulator".
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Old 26th Oct 2012, 17:23   #14804 (permalink)
 
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"Hello? Air Gunnery School? Group here.
You're only graduating 10 % of each course, yet we aren't getting any failures back for remustering. What's the form?"
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Old 26th Oct 2012, 17:36   #14805 (permalink)
 
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The station hierarchy was relieved when they were able to arrange some "pole time" for the airsick prince.
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Old 26th Oct 2012, 17:42   #14806 (permalink)
 
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In all the excitement of cheering the contestants the on lookers failed to see a gerry turning in on them for a strafing run.
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Old 26th Oct 2012, 18:40   #14807 (permalink)
 
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There was always the 'Target Facilities Flight' posting waiting for any student pilot who seriously displeased his QFI.
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Old 26th Oct 2012, 20:23   #14808 (permalink)
 
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Thank f... I'm off to Thumrait. No more pissing about with planes on sticks.

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Old 27th Oct 2012, 06:47   #14809 (permalink)
 
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"Quickly, everyone have a go before someone invents health and safety!"
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Old 27th Oct 2012, 10:54   #14810 (permalink)
 
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The Air Britain aircraft recognition contest took on a more realistic slant this year.
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Old 27th Oct 2012, 11:43   #14811 (permalink)
 
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Old 27th Oct 2012, 14:17   #14812 (permalink)
 
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They don't like it up em, Mister Mainwaring, they don't like it up em..

Or

RAF pole vaulting team incentive training phase one..

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Old 27th Oct 2012, 15:51   #14813 (permalink)
 
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Due severe cutbacks No 1 Squadron resorts to panto.
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Old 27th Oct 2012, 18:37   #14814 (permalink)
 
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This is what happened to the last Spitfire pilot who had designs on the Group Captains daughter. You have been warned !
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Old 27th Oct 2012, 23:47   #14815 (permalink)

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When I said "Put a Pole in that fighter", I meant a pilot not a stick!
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Old 28th Oct 2012, 03:20   #14816 (permalink)
 
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Simpkins, the clear winner in the annual squadron Pictionary competition, with his rendition of Fly Fishing (By J. R. Hartley). Carruthers, a tad disappointing, after incorrectly reading 'gunman style' for 'Gangnam style'.
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Old 28th Oct 2012, 09:29   #14817 (permalink)
 
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"So I simply ran down Piccadilly like this shouting incoming FW 190 on a strafing run, and lo and behold the queue for the sales outside Fortnum and Masons scattered and I was able to get a place at the very front".


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Old 28th Oct 2012, 09:43   #14818 (permalink)

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"Open fire, I say, OPEN FIRE!"

"But Sarge....yesterday you told me never to fire until I saw the whites of their eyes... an' he's cheating.... he's got his eyes shut!"

"Stupid boy!"
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Old 28th Oct 2012, 09:43   #14819 (permalink)

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Prior to Iwo Jima, the RAF thought they had the most memorable photo from the war...
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Old 28th Oct 2012, 15:42   #14820 (permalink)
 
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In the army they duel with pistols, in the navy it's swords, but in this man's RAF it's Lewis gun versus javelin. Still at least now it's better than when it was blunderbuss's and balloons.
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