Somebody's posted an interesting RAF film from 1940 showing the daily inspection routine for a Spitfire Mk I. Worth a look. It's at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqpOeJW8ODQ --

It may be of some consolation to the relatives that this is a truly beautiful and peaceful spot.

Belgian F-84Fs (and others) RAF Leuchars 1960s

Same as the first description.

Rcvd these from a friend today, arbitrary file names, have no idea of source.

-- Gruß Guybrush

Actually used this aircraft once as a camera ship.

-- Cheers Dave Kearton

I meant to reply to a post earlier with thanks for help in setting XNews to not post in yEnc by default. I managed to lose that post and can't recall who the poster was - and I have spent an hour trying to find it again with no luck. Erg. The tip worked perfectly, thanks! Now... is there a...

-- Dale G Elhardt Cypress Ca "The universal aptitude for ineptitude makes any human accomplishment an incredible miracle." http://www.jetphotos.net/showphotos.php?userid=7702

Back when the Eagle first made it appearance, they had a powder blue demonstrator. And, the Falcon had one in a red white and blue color scheme. Anybody have any color photos of these.

Ah, innocent that I am (and VERY infrequent poster), I was unware that the pointless discussion du jour (or du wahetever) was yEnc. First, I never even open anything in this group that seems too small to be a pic, so I was unaware of the discussion in the first place--that's why Maple 1's comment...

Engine and some twisted aluminium.