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SkidMX
29th Sep 2005, 18:27
The annual F4 TDPU will be on 11 Nov. in London.

Usual place, usual time!

Any ex Phantom mates reading this who are not on my mailing list, e-mail me direct for full details.

Nige Marks
[email protected]

Sadbloke
29th Sep 2005, 22:32
Nige - I'll be there. For any F4 aviators who haven't been before - top day. Loads of mates from all eras - mudmoving & AD. All seem to merge by mid afternoon - see y'all there

Tink Master
30th Sep 2005, 12:38
It won't be hard to find, will it? Just go to the centre of town on the 11th and listen for the BLAH...
Alternatively, take an AI radar with you. Switch it on, they'll centre the spike and find you.

More dated, but nevertheless still amusing, banter later.

And when debriefing this attempt at wit, don't shout!:ok:
Have a great Tactics Discussion chaps.

soddim
30th Sep 2005, 15:47
An aircraft full of character flown by some great RAF characters performing it to its' limits in all the fighter/bomber/recce roles with great success.

Deserves to be a fun day - and the "blah" will be worth listening to - even for the WIWOLs.

5206
30th Sep 2005, 15:52
Anyone interested in an air-to-air mpg of the Queen's birthday flypast, 1992?

401Mb :uhoh: :uhoh:

I don't know of anywhere that wiil host something that big.

5206

stillin1
30th Sep 2005, 17:09
Tink Master

I presume we won't see you there then, wot a shame:cool:

captain sanity
1st Oct 2005, 08:33
Quote"It won't be hard to find, will it? Just go to the centre of town on the 11th and listen for the BLAH... "
Alternatively simply wander around London and when you find that your SA starts being innexplicably drained....you're there!

P.S. How many F4 mates does it take to change a light bulb?



100...... 1 to change the bulb and 99 to tell you how good the old one was.



I never flew the F4 but I know all the stories... can I come?



Taking cover........

wf1
2nd Oct 2005, 18:26
just interested if there is still people around from that time on f4s
i was there that day when one aircraft went into mt osborne ,strapped the crew in

soddim
2nd Oct 2005, 20:59
There are still F4 mates around from long before that unfortunate day - like the F4 they go on and on - and no doubt will at the F4 TDPU.

SkidMX
3rd Oct 2005, 08:24
Plenty of us around from the Stanley days wf1.
I was sent back down myself as replacement crew afetr the Mt Osbourne crash.

Skid

TyroPicard
7th Nov 2005, 11:34
You could always start at The Cenotaph at 1100 hrs.

TP

Widger
7th Nov 2005, 11:48
An aircraft full of character flown by some great RAF characters


http://www.boeing.com/companyoffices/gallery/images/f4/c12-1389-11.jpg


:ok: :ok: :ok: :E

soddim
7th Nov 2005, 13:08
It's a fair cop, Widger. You've got to have character to fly an F4 off a carrier!

Zoom
7th Nov 2005, 14:53
...and even more character to land back on!!

...and at night!!

Never did any of that.

Thank you, Lord!

airborne_artist
7th Nov 2005, 15:09
Anyone interested in an air-to-air mpg of the Queen's birthday flypast, 1992?

Have you tried John Eacott? - not only does he have suitable web server space, but he also can edit and compress to a more manageable size.

You can PM him from Pprune.

The Proctologist
7th Nov 2005, 18:11
Now we are talking real aircraft and characters!
Rock on 892 wherever you are....

Sadbloke
8th Nov 2005, 23:32
Navy, Air Force, USMC, USAF. USN and anyone else ever flown an F4 - All welcome Lord Moon on the Mall this Fri post remembering the fallen. Will be a fitting end to 11/11 - getting together with load of old mates and blahing about a great 'fighter'

maxburner
13th Nov 2005, 22:07
I had the distinct pleasure of seeing some wonderful old buddies on Friday. Quite a few made the Cenotaph beforehand and stayed well into the evening when The Flag was ringing out loud and clear across Whitehall. Top event.

See you all next year.:ok: