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Tailslide Pilot	posted 09-10- 02:14 AM http://www.405themovie.com/home.htm ------------------ Patch It! TS Aircombat IP: Logged
Tailslide Pilot	posted 09-10- 03:32 AM Sorry meant to post this in off topic can someone move it? IP: Logged
Commando Pilot	posted 09-10- 06:16 AM Neat film, in the UK the Thunderbirds by Gerry Anderson is being repeated. It reminds me of the first one where the new Airliner has to land with no under carriage on top of 4 radio controlled trucks. ------------------ IP: Logged
Pete Hawk Pilot	posted 09-10- 08:43 AM I was driving down LA's 405 a couple of weeks ago and kept looking over my shoulder :P IP: Logged
bomber Pilot	posted 09-10- 04:06 PM Tail I never look at off topic just keep um coming. IP: Logged
Pete Hawk Pilot	posted 09-10- 08:36 PM Bomber, I never used to either but I realized I was missing some good stuff there. So now it's a daily check for me, along with General and Tech forums. I check WWI about twice a week. IP: Logged
semmern Pilot	posted 09-12- 06:22 AM That, folks is a bloody cool movie. I just love it when that old lady drives along! IP: Logged
Pye Cadet	posted 09-12- 07:27 PM Fleet Air Arm based in Yeovilton airbase Yeovil, ENGLAND At the beginning of the 20th Century, the Royal Navy was the most technically advanced service on earth. It adopted aircraft to enhance the roles and capabilities of its ships and people so that from 1914, the Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) and its successor, the Fleet Air Arm, have taken part in campaigns all over the World and created many of military aviation's most innovative ideas. The Fleet Air Arm Museum tells their story. just if you didn't know it existed, also This major permanent exhibition re-creates a 1970s aircraft carrier. It uses high-tech displays and an experience chamber to give visitors a thrilling impression of life aboard a real aircraft carrier. The flight deck features ten actual carrier-borne aircraft. Aircraft on display: DH Sea Vampire - LZ551/G DH Sea Vixen FAW2 - XS590/131/E Hawker Seahawk FGA6 - WV856/163 McDonnell Phantom FG1 - XT596 Supermarine Attacker - WA473/102/J Blackburn Buccaneer S1 - XN597 DH Sea Venom FAW21 - WW138/227/Z Fairey Gannet AEW3 - XL503/070/E Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S2B - XV333/234/H Supermarine Scimitar F1 - XD317/112/R Westland Wessex HU5 - XT482/ZM/VL Westland Whirlwind HAR3 - XG574/752/PO Westland Whirlwind HAS7 - XL853/ - /PO Our current restoration plans involve the Second World War Barracuda, an aircraft built in larger numbers than any other for the Royal Navy, [url=http://www.fleetairarm.co.uk/][/url] ------------------ 9./JG3_Pye IP: Logged
Pye Cadet	posted 09-12- 07:30 PM trying to perfect the link above so you just have to click http://www.fleetairarm.co.uk ------------------ 9./JG3_Pye IP: Logged
Pye Cadet	posted 09-12- 07:32 PM This is the correct link,,, oops http://www.fleetairarm.com IP: Logged

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