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Treble one

20th Jul 2014 11:01

The Lancaster: Britains Flying Past BBC2 2130 Sun 20 July

Looks interesting. Presented by John Sergeant.

Enjoy
TO

NutLoose

20th Jul 2014 11:11

Thanks, box set to record :)

Treble one

20th Jul 2014 11:24

Likewise-looking forward to it.

NutLoose

20th Jul 2014 11:28

John Sergeant presents The Lancaster: Britain's Flying Past on BBC2 - Daily Post

SPIT	20th Jul 2014 11:53

If it is as good as his one about the Spitfire it will be well worth watching :ok::ok::ok:

Al R	20th Jul 2014 21:30

Touching, different and compelling.

chiglet

20th Jul 2014 22:06

Cracking prog. Great ending

RedhillPhil

20th Jul 2014 22:12

I like John Sargeant. He has that boyish enthusiasm but gets serious when it matters.

MarkD

21st Jul 2014 00:43

Any mention of the Canadian one? Heading to UK next month.

seafire6b

21st Jul 2014 07:26

Missed it last night, but just now watched it on BBC iPlayer, excellent.

Chugalug2

21st Jul 2014 08:18

Usual caveat though about Dresden, and the 'International Outcry' that followed it. It was a BBC programme though, so to be expected I guess.

Why the 'secrecy' about the downed 'Lanc in the Lake' at Peenemunde? The Germans seem to be quite clear about which one it was and who died in it, after all they(?) stuck the info on a notice attached to the fuselage. I'm quite sure that the evidence (part serial nos. etc) would confirm its ID, I suspect that it already has. So why make an issue of it?

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