Spitfire Restoration
Ex Brats may recognise Cliff Spink (104th entry) and many will remember his stunning display performed in his Spitfire over Henderson square at one of our Triennials'.
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This must be the best Spitfire pics ever!
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The EAA Oshkosh 2016
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DRONE FOOTAGE:
10th July 2013, the US Navy successfully conducted
take-offs and landings from a fairly new nuclear aircraft carrier, the USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77), with a new stealth jet called the X-47B.
What is SO different about this plane, is the fact that it is a 'drone'.
Yes, it is completely unmanned.
Drones come in all sizes, and the X-47B is likely one of the larger ones.
What is so ironic about all of this is the fact that the enemy cannot detect a plane like this in the first place.
In the unlikely event they get lucky at shooting one down, there will be no human loss of life or captivity. As you view the flight deck crew signalling the plane, they are simply signalling the on-board cameras, which in turn are being manned by staff inside the command intelligence center (CIC) onboard the ship.
Also, note the short distance this plane needs for a take-off. Impressive indeed.
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WAS IN JULY OF LAST YEAR, NICE TO WATCH THE VIDEO.
Two Minutes of Aviation Majesty
For WW II aviation buffs, this is something to see. If you weren’t able to make it to England July 12-13 at The Imperial War Museum in Cambridgeshire to see it in-person, watching this 2:30 minute video might send chills up your spine.
Watch in full screen mode.
http://player.vimeo.com/video/93587997
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