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17th Mar 2021, 15:51

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teeteringhead

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Wot? No rotary!!

And this one is close to my heart.....

"Resupply at Sarfait" by David Shepherd.

And kind of where my username comes from........

17th Mar 2021, 16:43

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Rondot. Remarqued by Mike for me.

17th Mar 2021, 20:08

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What a belter! One of my favourites.

Father got me a copy of this print from the Science Museum I believe, just before the Ark was going to be decomissioned. The Phantom taking off was a cracker as well.

17th Mar 2021, 20:14

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I had that same Buccaneer print on the wall when I was at Marham!!!

17th Mar 2021, 21:43

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Not a Mossie in sight. There was a good picture of one on a PG Tips card.

18th Mar 2021, 02:32

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Keith Ferris: "F-105s Strike The Paul Doumer Bridge 11 August 1967"

To represent the Yank side of things, I'd recommend Keith Ferris's iconic print of F-105s pulling off target: "F-105s Strike The Paul Doumer Bridge 11 August 1967":

18th Mar 2021, 09:20

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My best print is on the wall, an Anthony Cowland ULLA drop from a C130K. This one is nearly as good.

18th Mar 2021, 14:46

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Return to Ascension.

I have a signed artists proof,No 10 of 25, of XM607 returning to Ascension.Signed by the Artist Simon Atack and Martin Withers.Given to me on my 70th birthday and has pride of place in my Dining Room.

Colin.

18th Mar 2021, 18:07

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18th Mar 2021, 19:12

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Another day in Vietnam ,7 Feb 1970....
The `players`; Sandy One` Capt R Drury,USAF ; C/S `NAIL`- FAC OV-10..;`Jolly Green` -Capt E.Robbins ;
Rescuees;C/S `Whitestone 516 A & B..,USN A-6 ;
Others..;More A-1s,and some `fast movers`,rockets,napalm
Opposition ..;Vietnamese Army plus radar controlled 23/37mm guns..
Where?; along HCM Trail
Result..? Both A-6 rescued,WSO injured,hospitalised; Pilot,got totally pi%%ed,RTU`d to Carrier 2 days later...

The print is by Mike Machat and Richard Drury,..No 165/1000,bought in Oklahoma ,mid `90s`.
RD also wrote about his year flying Skyraiders in Vietnam and Laos,called "My Secret War",well worth a read....

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18th Mar 2021, 21:37

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I've seen many pictures of Spitfires, but, for some reason, THAT one took my breath away.

Cheers,
Grog

18th Mar 2021, 23:47

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+1

Concur Completely.

- Ed

18th Mar 2021, 23:52

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First Spit out of Castle Bromwich. First of many out of CB. Not the first of the many.

18th Mar 2021, 23:54

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Mike and Mikes framer has done well out of your investments.

19th Mar 2021, 10:58

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NLG,

No investment in the Jaguar print - 2nd prize in the Coltishall OM Xmas draw. Can’t remember if it was 1991 or 1992.

22nd Mar 2021, 11:46

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A couple of mine.

23rd Mar 2021, 10:01

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Dusk Strike Goose Green on 35mm AA Battery in support of 2 Para 28 May 1982.

Sqn Ldr J J Pook DFC firing 2 inch rockets

23rd Mar 2021, 10:05

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Particularly love the Britannia portrait... I do wish I could paint...

23rd Mar 2021, 11:18

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The power station in the background was an asset in testing, he related in some long forgotten magazine that even with a low cloudbase the smoke was visible from the chimneys and he could line up with them to safely let down through the cloud back onto the field.