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Check this thread Gas http://hmvf.co.uk/forumvb/showthread.php?22240-Jack-s-away..&highlight=jack

R.I.P Major Richard "Dick" Winters of Easy Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division. Richard 'DICk' Winters passed away on 2 January (11) - less than three weeks short of his 93rd birthday. http://www.suite101.com/content/major-dick-winters-band-of-brothers-commander-dies-a330433

Hi Abi, Welcome to the forum, look forward to seeing you at next years shows xx

Think you will find TS10 is TS10 Failing to comply with traffic light signals.......... nothing to do with "SIGNS"

Happy Birthday Paul

Its proberly in the same place as my tin of grease (he never did get round to greasing the No Love trailers steering)

You could always ring the shows hotline and ask if its ok to turn up and book in on arrival - Tracy Brew 07551282459

He is to big to carry but will point him in the right direction, especially when he is being sick.

Its hard getting up at that time of morning after a heavy saturday night but I will try and make it this year.

It was a good first show last year so hopefully will be even better this year.

Recieved today MEDIA RELEASE ‘Red Arrows headline family weekend anniversary show’ To commemorate the Battle of Britain‟s 70th Anniversary, the Red Arrows team will perform a special „fly past‟ at the Combined Ops military family weekend at Headcorn Aerodrome on 14-15th August 2010. The second annual weekend show is hosting the largest collection of classic aircraft and military vehicles, thrilling air displays and fun packed family activities. Headcorn Aerodrome, designated as a World War Two advanced landing ground, will stage a programme of exciting entertainment including the spectacular formation flying from the Red Arrows, the Battle of Britain Memorial flight by a Lancaster, Spitfire and Hurricane, to mark "Eagle day", the Battle of Britain‟s most intensive flying day, and a rare appearance of the iconic USAAF Mustang. Visitors can meet the pilots such as Anna Walker, Battle of Britain Hurricane pilot and only woman to fly a Hurricane since 1945 and Rob Davis, Mustang fighter daredevil pilot and owner and hear about their experiences. Over 300 military vehicles from the humble military motorcycle to main battle tanks are all on display to be marvelled at. James Baxter, Event Organiser, said " Following the tremendous success of last year, when over 6000 people enjoyed this exceptional family event, this year will be even more significant as we commemorate an important part of our history not just in the UK but more significantly for Kent. " This fun packed family weekend includes attractions such as history and re-enactment group displays, model aircraft demonstrations, tank rides and book signing by Mahindra Pujji who left his native India in 1940 to answer the RAF‟s desperate call for pilots and ended the war a highly decorated squadron leader. Nostalgic events such as a 1940‟s fashion show and tea dance will take place and coverage from a 1940‟s radio station. Tickets can be purchased on line at http://www.combinedops.co.uk'>http://www.combinedops.co.uk'>http://www.combinedops.co.uk or on the gate, adults £7, children and seniors £5 (£4 in advance) , family £20 (£15 in advance), under 7s free . Editors : For more information go to http://www.combinedops.co.uk or contact Penny Williams on 07850 103133

Sounds like a plan 2014, gives me time to sort a vehicle out :cool2:

Drunk in charge of a beer cooler

Does it come in 4 x 4 :cool2:

It was our pleasure spending the day with your folks, they made us both laugh on many occassions but we won't embarrass you with the stories we were told. As for turning me into a WWII freak, I will admit I totally loved the weekend and the atmosphere was fantastic and wish I had managed to get my weapons carrier on the road for the event, will make sure its ready for A&E 2012 :cool2:

Hi Andy, Welcome to the forum, see you at W & P.

What a weekend, thanks to Jack, Kev and dave and everyone else for a "FANTASTIC" weekend. Still grinning and spent the day telling the family all about it. Looking forward to A&E 2012 Jack :cool2:

Now on site at A & E

Unfortunately the Lancaster is unable to take part in the Queens Birthday Flypast on Saturday 12 June 2010 as following a routine check it has been found that due to normal wear and tear one of the undercarriage struts needs to be replaced. Due to the age of the aircraft this could not be made and fitted in time for the Flypast on Saturday. However, it is hoped that the aircraft will be back in the air, completing planned displays within a week.

Never fall asleep

Had a great weekend, very relaxed and hassle free. A Big Thank You to the NLBA for the BBQ and great time friday and saturday night. Will be there next year.

Should be arriving this evening, see you there.