Barrymagrec
pfm Member
Thankfully we just machined the bodies then they were sent on to be assembled and tested.
Sounds a bit callous but hey, a jobs a job.
Thankfully we just machined the bodies then they were sent on to be assembled and tested.
I still have Cold War period memories of Shackletons (4 x RR Griffons) droning out over the North Sea.
PA474 has just flown low over Marchbanks Towers! What an amazing sight and sound. I didn’t believe it could be the real thing until it popped up on Plane Finder 20 miles away shortly afterwards. A great reward for deciding to brave the showers and mow the grounds.It's a funny thing, once you know the sound it's not forgotten. My Dad is ex RAF, he was in in the 60s. He's very deaf these days. One day, when they still lived near Coningsby, Lincs, a plane flew over, very high. I hadn't even heard any engine but he said, without hesitation "That's a Merlin!" He was right, the BoB Lancaster, heading for Coningsby, flew overhead.
Who knew that Air Marshall Trevor Howard would go on to end his days at Rawlinson End?