thats it
"Peter Twydell" wrote in message
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and there is even a pub with the name close to Hucknall airfield where it
all happened.

In fact that reminds me did anyone see the film about the German who
escaped from Canada into USA , he tried to steal a hurricane from Hucknall
in the film , some good footage of Hucknall


"The One That Got Away", with Hardy Kruger as Franz von Werra.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0050803/ and
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_One...Got_Away_(film)

Mike
"Peter Twydell" wrote in message
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[ A UUEncoded file (Rolls-Royce thrust measuring rig.JPG) was included
here. ]

More popularly known as the Flying Bedstead.

Two R-R Nenes for lift and puffer jets for directional control.

This picture shows the second rig, XK426, which flew on 12 November 1956
but crashed on 27 November 1957 on a tethered flight after hitting the
gantry and killing the pilot, Wg Cdr H G F Larson.

The surviving rig, XJ314, flew on 9 July 1953 tethered and on 3 August
1954 free. It completed 224 tethered and 16 free flights by December
1954. It is now in the Science Museum in London.

(information from Vic Flintham's website, http://www.vicflintham.co.uk/)
-- Peter

Ying tong iddle-i po!



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Peter

Ying tong iddle-i po!