The wings probably come from the RAF Club in London. TCT seems to be a regular visitor there as seen from the above pictures.
Highly respected UK ex military pilot Rick Peacock Edwards appears in both pictures above and not surprisingly he is still involved in aviation.
Since leaving the service Air Commodore Peacock-Edwards has worked in the aviation industry and has been actively involved in the work of the Honourable Company of Air Pilots of which he is a Past Master and current Chairman of its Trophies and Awards Committee. He is also the Chairman of the Aviation Focus Group, the Board of Trustees of the International Air Cadets Training Organisation and of the Imperial War Museum Duxford Flying Control Committee. He is Vice Chairman of the RAF Club and President of the Historic Aircraft Association.
Air Commodore R S Peacock-Edwards CBE AFC FRAeS FCIM has been the Chairman of the General Aviation Safety Council since 12 June 2012.
As the Chairman of the Council, Rick is delighted to have the opportunity to take GASCo still further forward in its important work of saving lives in General Aviation.
Perhaps he can offer some advice to Tracey next time they meet. Destroying both a parked R44 and a crashing a Stearman in just nine both plus claims of low flying and scud running are worth highlighting the the next GASCO bulletin. If they give awards she deserves one for two lucky escapes.