Um, why is my snow yellow?

"Nav, are you sure this is the way to the aircraft?"

German Guards gave the British POW's real work to keep them occupied , However they did not notice in their spare time the Prisoners had built a Lancaster in the loft of Stalag Luft 111

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If anyone ever thinks of inventing contact lenses, this photo should be able to persuade them it's a really bad idea.

The RAF flies snow to the North Pole to help preserve the Polar ice-cap. Or it will, once they find a way of getting the snow into the bomb bay.

The RAF hasn't quite understood the concept of "Dig for Victory".

"You know, if we could get Avro to design a bomber with a huge triangular wing, we wouldn't have to do this."

The Soviet Air Force has reverse-engineered a captured bomber, but unfortunately a small screw was found to have fallen off during taxiing trials. Rather than admit that the Soviet war machine could make an error, the General in charge resolves to find the screw at all costs.

If you ask me, making the Winter Olympics in Bombay was a stupid idea to begin with, but it just gets worse doesn't it?

As slow as the Lads were digging.....it was certain their efforts would be overtaken by events....in their case.... Summer!

Aircrew are grateful for the official advice to carry a drink, a blanket and a spade when travelling in winter.

Munch. .Munch.. Munch... you know this tastes like Wensleydale Grommit

What are the odds on us finding two identical snowflakes, Boss?

Landing was a piece of cake, it was the bloody Icing that was the issue,

The RAF was determined to learn just how much Ice the aircraft could carry.

C'mon lads keep digging, that "Gaining an R.A.F. Pilots Brevet In WWII" thread must be around here.

The Staish wanting the flower beds digging over organised a buried treasure hunt with a weeks R&R for the victorious crew . ps there is no buried treasure....:rolleyes: