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from: a unit history reprint of the 509th Composite Group

The point of teh Arrow was teh Photo section at RAAF Fairbairn where I used to work. 1989-1991. Seems such a long time ago now when I write it down but in my head it seems such a short period of time has gone. :-) sign of getting old I guess.

I'm uploading to alt.binaries.multimedia.aviation a small movie (about 750k) showing Imperial Russian seaplanes from the First World War. The film is colourised (or colorized if you prefer) and lasts less than 30 seconds, Attached is a screen grab to whet your appetite (or make you realise...

pt one of five

Hi, I was there, thats my wife you guys are talking about, we're homeless. We went to the surplus place and bought some insignia and stuff and found some donated uniforms so we could blend in and use the facilities once in a while. I wanted to be a general with a lot of medals and she would't let...

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that picture is a keeper .. thanks servus markus

Within a few minutes of taking this photo all three aicraft had instructor pilots and students aboard. They were off for some formation flying. Like I said, getting paid to have fun. Aircraft are from Training Wing Six at Pensacola Naval Air Station.

One of the entries in the RAF's photographic competition for 2007. It came third in its class. It shows a Sea King of 22 Squadron and was taken by Corporal Tony Stinson in July 2007. --

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