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Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

3rd Mar 2019, 17:00

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Did You Fly The Vulcan?? (Merged)

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Posted By Waddo Liney

New book announcement I am pleased announce...

New book announcement
I am pleased announce that the print and ebook versions of my new book, 'Vulcan On The Line' is now available on that well-known website that begins with "A" and ends with "n"....

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

9th Sep 2018, 19:41

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Did You Fly The Vulcan?? (Merged)

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Posted By Waddo Liney

ORP Scrambles question.

Some kindly aircrew input is requested.

In the process of writing memoirs of my service on Line Squadron at Waddington in the mid-sixties and on the Vulcan B1As that we operated at that time, I...

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

8th Jul 2018, 20:37

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Did You Fly The Vulcan?? (Merged)

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Posted By Waddo Liney

Groundcrew QRA shift scheduling

A couple of old sweats (yours truly being one), who served on the Flight Line Sqdn. at Waddington during the mid-sixties, are having trouble recalling how the shift system worked when we were...

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

2nd Jun 2010, 00:05

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Did You Fly The Vulcan?? (Merged)

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Posted By Waddo Liney

Yup! It was definitely connected. The fasteners...

Yup! It was definitely connected. The fasteners were the small dzus type, which could be fastened by hand, i.e twisting the wing-nut type wings.

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

1st Jun 2010, 05:57

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Did You Fly The Vulcan?? (Merged)

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Posted By Waddo Liney

allisoncc - your comment persuaded me to take a...

allisoncc - your comment persuaded me to take a second look, and on closer inspection of photo 15, I can see that the left hand cable does indeed terminate in a flat, NATO type socket. The rim of the...

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

31st May 2010, 06:49

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Did You Fly The Vulcan?? (Merged)

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Posted By Waddo Liney

An extra passenger

Can't speak for the sun, but can say with all honesty that I have never partaken of the waccy baccy. Now, a nice glass of Napa Valley Merlot...that's a whole different story!

Briefly back to the...

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

30th May 2010, 19:28

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Did You Fly The Vulcan?? (Merged)

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Posted By Waddo Liney

Not really, forget! The only Vulcans I worked on...

Not really, forget! The only Vulcans I worked on at 230 OCU were the B2's, and while other memories fade or get fudged, this one is very clear.

Sooty655 - Neither do I think it was a dedicated...

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

30th May 2010, 16:56

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Did You Fly The Vulcan?? (Merged)

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Posted By Waddo Liney

forget - thank you for the kind welcome. I don't...

forget - thank you for the kind welcome. I don't think the Southern Cal sun has addled my brain just yet:cool:, although, as they say, a picture, is worth a thousand words. It would appear that you...

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

30th May 2010, 07:11

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Did You Fly The Vulcan?? (Merged)

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Posted By Waddo Liney

GPU power cables

Just discovered this great thread in recent weeks and have been compulsively reading through it. 84 pages...phew!!!
Just jumping in to add my 2 cents worth on the angled/not angled ground power...

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