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I dont think the buyer would lose what he has bought but the landlord will need to keep the proceeds for 6 years incase the original owner turns up:-D quote from landlord site!
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Very interesting!! So the said owner of the vehicles could come back to the landlord ....... (fill in the blanks) if the owner has never been notified about removing them? Christian
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Nice photos Alan Im sure in the 80,s we had stuff like that in the RAF. I can remember film shows, one starred an actor Richard.........??? as a Harrier pilot and another was a field kitchen in a hollow and refuelling going on nearby. and there was other films. Christian
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Last week I had to deliver some papers for the local government. To an area visited every week for the last 3 years. The result was the dog didnt like government officals and bit me in leg:argh: It was only a fox terrier that i had seen a few times before. lucky it was not a child playing in the street.
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It not for the photos but I think that lessons can be learnt from mistakes that are talked about. I wonder how many times I have touched oxy bottles with grubby hands and not thought about the consequences Christian
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That hand looks well bad! ( and the leg!) Maybe we could turn this into a health and safety thread so we can learn by the mistakes made. Christian
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news MV's lost in Amsterdam fire...yesterday
honeileen replied to Alex van de Wetering's topic in MV Chatter
http://www.dutchamsterdam.nl/787-amsterdam-fire-destroys-classic-wwii-vehicles -
:iloveyou::-DNah Cornish MVT:-D:-D:-D
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/scotland/tayside_and_central/8370493.stm and what about this at £335,000:-D
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/norfolk/8372052.stm Rather than open another thread I thought I would post this on here. I just saw it on BBC £2100 for WWII love letters!:iloveyou: What would you pay if you were into that sort of thing? Christian
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The Shack could be 201sqn coded K but im not sure, need to look that up. and the other prob with Shacks like other aircraft the changed their sqn and codes quite often. Christian
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The Vulcan testbed that was destroyed was XA894 Christian
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France - E01 was the first Jaguar to fly in September 1968 Argentina - B101 was the first in a batch of Canberra B62,s delivered in 1970, built in 1954 as WJ616. Carrying its civil number G-AYHO which it had for its delivery
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On 11 May 1964, Vulcan B2 XH535 crashed during a low speed demonstration. The test pilot was demonstrating a very low speed and high rate of descent when the aircraft began to spin. The landing parachute was deployed and the spin stopped briefly but the aircraft then began to spin again. At around 2,500 ft (760 m) the aircraft commander instructed the crew to abandon the aircraft. The aircraft commander and co-pilot ejected successfully but none of the crew in the rear compartment did so, presumably due to the g forces in the spin.
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320.3 on the first go, could not get any higher after that though:(
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Funnily enough I saw one in a garage in Poitiers last friday!!! 1980,s civil Christian
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Ah feel young again:yay: so my memory had not failed me:-D
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They were standard cars, other than number plates and maybe a roundel stuck on it. Christian
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I can remember in the 80,s seeing FX4 could have been Headley Court....? Blimey im getting old:(
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Sgt J.A.Anderson of No 253 Squadron was wounded on the 14th of September 1940. He was in combat with a Bf 109 near Faversham and baled out of his stricken Hurricane I (P3804) at 18:10hrs. Just a bit more on the pilot Christian
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The Pilot of Hurricane L1668 of 253 Squadron, was Sgt J.A.Anderson. service no.535829. He lost control during an Interception Exercise and baled out injured. Info given by hurri600 on the key forum
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http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?p=1488396#post1488396 I just posted on the Key site to see if it turns up anything for you. Christian
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something to do with NBC?
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SpecialProjects vehicles (SP plates)
honeileen replied to antarmike's question in I may be stupid, but......
01SP15 was the 101 prototype n. FC4 and was fitted to tow a power trailor and a 105mm behind that! Basically the gun crew in the landrover as shown coupled to a 1 ton trailor driven by a pto for munitons and then a 105mm behind that. http://www.lrfaq.org/FC/FAQ.FC.powertrailer.html Link describing it with photos and on the bottom the numbers of landys involved. Christian -
SpecialProjects vehicles (SP plates)
honeileen replied to antarmike's question in I may be stupid, but......
http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/Cosford/collections/aircraft/aircraft_histories/1994-1475-A%20%20Andover%20XS639.pdf Here is some history on the aircraft for those interested Christian
