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Old 2nd Jun 2008, 19:58
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AAC Historic flight

Saw the historic flight at Pirbright at the weekend for the first time. Very impressive

We had a Canadian officer with us and he was very chuffed the flight was lead by the Beaver and Chipmunk
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Do the AAC's Lynx and Gazelle flights fall into the 'historic' category yet?
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The Historic Flight is about all that's serviceable!
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Not only are they very good, but they hold the distinction of being the only air display team that comprises of 6 different types and a mix of fixed wing and rotary. try keeping that lot in formation on a bumpy day!
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They fly in formation?!!
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Yes, and they are very good!
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Ok so they probably don't have the Kudos of the BBMF but the staff work tirelessly to maintain and display the aircraft on a shoestring budget and they will be coming to an Airshow near you very soon.

Hats off to one and all!
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Hope the AAC Historic Flight doesn't achieve the accolade of being the highest performance aircraft in the Army, ala RNHF post SHAR....
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The Skeeter pilot used to have to leave for the display the day before everyone else if there's more than a 20Kt Headwind forecast and do everything at Vne to maintain formation.
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