Dare I suggest that the national response to the Falklands invasion is a modern comparator?
Flash to bang time very short, and can only be achieved by the right people, properly trained and motivated. And led. |
in FS2020 I believe that Flying Iron simulations is doing a Lancaster - when it appears I certainly will purchase it & go & try the dams strike.
BTW they also have done a magnificant Spitfire simulation, P-38 & Hellcat - all great fun |
You dare correctly .
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Originally Posted by Toggerobs
(Post 11435684)
Its a shame the BBMF couldn't put have something on over Ladybower to commemorate the 80th anniversary due to 'regulations' in place after Shoreham, but as it was a nice day I had a few hours up at Whinstone Lee Tor overlooking the valley and watched a few G.A. Aircraft trying the run alongside carrying sightseers.
A Defence Helicopter Flying School 'Juno HT1' (SYS73) did a low pass in the mid-afternoon which I thought was pretty neat, but nothing prepared me for what I saw when pulling up FR24 on the phone and seeing at a A400M 'Atlas' was taking a detour on it's way into Brize Norton and already setting up-sight for a run down the valley. Camera was set-up, the weather was perfect, it wasn't the same as a BBMF Lancaster but seeing the A400M doing it's manouvres weaving between the terrain was definitely worth the 4 hours of waiting. I was hoping with a slim-to-none chance that the RAF was going to do something "unofficial" and I got lucky today. That A400M as low when it passed down the Wessenden Valley near me in Slaithwaite. They dropped below the hill side which is the first time I have seen any RAF plane do that. Obviously channeling their inner Dambuster 🙂 I mentioned them on the what have you seen today thread as well. Cheers Mr Mac |
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