I think the point of the USAF Instructor, is that the effect of the larger rudder area was required regardless of the engine.

SFCC you're right, as someone else explained in another thread. Sorry.

The 72 Squadron Association held its annual reunion at North Weald over the weekend. On Sunday morning a four-ship missing man formation of four Tucanos from Linton-on-Ouse passed the Airfield on their way to a memorial flypast for one of the students at Loughton.

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Hopefully this will work. My son has forwarded this link to me, he is currently at Linton and a good friend of both of these young men. Jo was looking to be running the Edinburgh Marathon anyway, but last week her whole life derailed. I am not expecting everyone to donate but can I ask that you at least click the link and share on facebook.

A truly tragic event happened that day, let's help in whatever way we can.
Thank you
SWB

https://www.justgiving.com/Jo-Scoule...aign=pfp-share

Done and done.

Thank you.
Incredible to see this is up at £5200 already.

Update: This weekend Jo completed the Edinburgh Marathon with a lot of (surprise) support from guys on the squadron who travelled up from Linton.

Well done Jo, achieving a £12,000+ boost to the Benevolent Fund is no mean feat and at a very difficult time too.

Total respect to you young lady.:D