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Old 11th Feb 2010, 22:36
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speke2me
 
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This thread only gets better..

Given the wonderful contributions of Cliff and Regle, we now have fredjhh as well. This is amazing stuff, and I have yet to enjoy the recollections of the chap flying that beast of a Typhoon.

Thanks to you all and please keep it up.

Regle: here is a Wiki link I found about 'Shrage Musik'

Schräge Musik - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

- interesting to note that apparently in early 1944 a German night-ace with 61 'victories' bought it when a Halifax he shot up fell directly onto his HE 219.

And fredjhh: interesting that you first flew from Ainsdale sands. I live not too far away from there, and the first flight I ever took in a light aircraft (Cessna) was from that very strip in about 1990. I was not flying it, it was a short jolly for my young sons at the time. Somebody was doing short pleasure trips from there, an 'hours building' young pilot as I recall.

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