What-ho chaps,
Have been lurking on this thread for a while now but haven't posted yet as haven't dug my "K" pics ('89-'01) out of the cellar yet.
However, I found this on youtube, no apologies if it's been posted before as always worth a refresh.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SK3YV5E1ZQ
I was No 4 and proud to be part of the tribute to Steady and his crew.
However, as with most Albert stories there is a tale behind the scenes.
In the finest traditions of the Service, there was a last minute change when someone came up with the idea of swapping round the formation positions so that it was a 47 Sqn "K" doing the missing man, and quite right too.
Re-brief on the crew coach and teach myself a new formation position during the transit and hold!
Happy with the finger four now and then my formation references pulled up!
Still, I think we got away with it and a lot of "dust in the air" on the ground apparently.
RIP fellas.