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dc1968 1st Apr 2011 11:28

Royal Wedding Flypast
 
UK details plans for Royal Wedding flypast

Hmmm....won't take long with only the B-of-B, x2 Typhoon and x2 Tornado....why no 'Dead Sparrows' eh?

Maxibon 1st Apr 2011 11:48

Apparently there's so little left in the crab inventory that on the day Her Maj is planning to report a missing climber, just SE of Snowdon (approx 250 miles) IOT get at least one fly past!:E

Load Toad 1st Apr 2011 11:56

I'm sure one of them UAV dullard things would really get the excitement flowing.

Wander00 1st Apr 2011 12:27

Wot, no Seaking SAR - or is that the going-away (getaway) vehicle?

1.3VStall 1st Apr 2011 13:00

Since when has the Eurofighter Typhoon been a "strike aircraft"?

Jumping_Jack 1st Apr 2011 15:10

Since it gained a ground attack capability?

KeyPilot 1st Apr 2011 16:34

Need we any further evidence for what has become of our once-great Royal Air Force?

How utterly depressing.

PTC REMF 2nd Apr 2011 07:59

Where's all the ISTAR, TACAT and SH then?

Clockwork Mouse 2nd Apr 2011 09:19

Why do you whingeing blighters always go for the down side? Perhaps the decision was that, as he is only a princeling (for the moment), they should minimise the use of jet fuel and inconvenience to the crabs on duty. Seems logical and appropriate to me. It's not intended to be the crab equivalent of a Spithead review.

1.3VStall 2nd Apr 2011 09:32

Jumping Jack,

"Strike" refers to nuclear!

Load Toad 2nd Apr 2011 09:42

I really couldn't care less about the royal wedding & not wasting money on a fly past seems to be appropriate given the UK's current austerity measures. So they could get wed in a registry office and people could chuck paper 'planes f' me.

Finningley Boy 2nd Apr 2011 10:04

Latest on Defence news details which units of HM Forces will be contributing to the wedding; 26 R.A.F. Stations in all, including; Cottesmore, Kinloss and Lyneham.:confused:

FB:)

Tommmo 2nd Apr 2011 10:25

So the royal wedding doesn't get the Reds, yet the next IOT graduation does? Bizarre.

A2QFI 2nd Apr 2011 11:09

I suggest that the output of a complete RAF IOT course is more worthy of a RAF flypast than the wedding of a man who may one day be our King, but probably not until his father has died.

Is the IOT Graduation getting a fly-past or a display BTW?

Pontius Navigator 2nd Apr 2011 11:37


Originally Posted by 1.3VStall (Post 6345757)
Jumping Jack,

"Strike" refers to nuclear!

Did, doesn't.

SASless 2nd Apr 2011 12:10

Ceremonial duties trump operational again, eh?

Are the Troops being issued Cake as their rations on Wedding Day?

Wiretensioner 2nd Apr 2011 13:35

And now according to todays Daily Torygraph the services will have the great honour of lining the route from Westminister to Buck House.! What joy and a honour. Thank you sir. And of course General Dave Richards will be standing on the pavement with the rest of his men?

Wiretensioner

Clockwork Mouse 2nd Apr 2011 14:58

What a load of miserable wazzers have posted on this thread. By the way, the Reds are in Cyprus during the wedding, working up to their PDA.

airborne_artist 2nd Apr 2011 16:38


according to todays Daily Torygraph the services will have the great honour of lining the route from Westminister to Buck House.! What joy and a honour.
Look on the bright side - it's a Friday (OK, I know it's a BH).

Thelma Viaduct 2nd Apr 2011 17:11


Both types are currently involved in the UK’s Operation “Ellamy” contribution to NATO-led operations against the regime of Libyan leader Col Muammar Gaddafi.
What a lovely thought on your special day.....:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:


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