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WOW 'Pup!! Just WOW!! Thanks for taking the time & trouble to post all those awesome photos!! :salute
Lots of our old Friends at the RAF Museum!
Airborne DH.89. You just don't see that everyday!
You must have timed the trip just right. It's only sunny in London 5 days a year!
Good to be back Dad.
Can one of you guys tell me about this insigna? It's on the tail of the P47. I dig it because it's so much like our Palmetto.
That P-47 is in the markings of No. 30 Squadron. The squadron was formed in Egypt in 1915 and operated in the Middle East until it was transferred to Ceylon in 1942. They flew P-47's from May 1944 to March 1946 in Burma and India. The are currently flying Hercules C4/C5 from RAF Brize Norton.
The badge was approved by HM King George VI in 1938, the date palm commemorating their long service in the Middle East. The motto translates to "All Out".
Cheers,
Rich
The car is a Morris minor convertible .
Cheers , Christian B)
neat pics! Too bad you did not make it to Bovington Tank Museum
James I feel I didn't see enough, thanks for checking out the trip.