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Old 2nd Mar 2012, 08:14
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How about the Messerchmitt Libelle then?
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That will do nicely.

Your thread.
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Thanks, LM

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Peabrain's oddly a famous French soldier
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Paris - Charles de Gaulle
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Well done, o king of the ocean, over to you.
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Thanks TTN.

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ESN Tyros let loose in the Midlands
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Bedtime Chaz.

Make sure the Zimmerframe is at hand.............
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Wakey wakey Duk, I'm four hours ahead of you.
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Had a chum who trained there who said the best bit was getting strapped into the JP with WRAF assistance

He got chopped!

Oh yes, it was Syerston.
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Bona creme, TTN.

Yes 'twas Syerston, my alma mater. In the early 60s, the only FTS with WRAFs, and the one closest to London. What a year for a teenage jet-jockey!

You have the con, Number One.
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I have control, captain

Sisters after an old DJ

(aircraft)
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Could that be the Saunders Roe Princess?
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the best bit was getting strapped into the JP with WRAF assistance
I have strapped my wife into a Jaguar on many occasions. She has just over ten hours on type.

Great personal transport back then...................

Mind you , she said she did enjoy the view from the Lancaster.....
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Old 3rd Mar 2012, 22:23
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Not the Princess, A2

This one never won any beauty contests - but then neither did the Princess, I suppose.
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Blackburn Beverly

TTN, we are disclosing our vintage.
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I'm afraid you're right, NR. Familiarity with both the sisters and the aircraft to blame there.

Never saw the Beverly Sisters but flew in the aircraft several times on low-level supply drops - great fun!

Over to you.
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Thanks TTN,

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Shin hair adjusted, after Ernst.
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Would that be Machrihanish?
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Right on, skytrain. Over to you!
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A mix up over the insureds follows a departure that was cut short.
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