Showing posts with label Battle of Britain 75 Years. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Battle of Britain 75 Years. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 September 2015

Frome Spitfire Squadron, low level flyby at Frome Carnival, September 2015...

1. 'Jolly Good Show, Chaps...'

2. 'Keep calm and carry on..'

Tuesday, 18 August 2015

South East WWII RAF Squadrons await the take off of Spits and Hurricanes at Biggin Hill on the 'Hardest Day' of the Battle of Britain...

We salute you chaps..
Nice bicycle, needs wings..

 

The Day: Gates open at: 09.30

Aircraft arrival and taxi to static area during the morning

Fighters engine start at: 12.45
Three flights of eight fighters take off: 13.00

Hamlyn Flight - To patrol Dover
Grice Flight - To patrol Isle of Wight
Mortimer Flight - To patrol 11 Group stations

Battle of Britain flying display – aircraft to be confirmed

Fighters return: 13.45 to 14.00

Flightline walk opens 14.20

On the ground

Catering and licenced bar
Re-enactors
Veterans
Aviation traders

Post Flight

Flight line walk and photo opportunity of the 26 aircraft
Meet the pilots

Charity

All profits to the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund

Frome Spitfire Squadron attends the Lacock at War weekend...

at the Red Lion..
Thanks to Lacock at War 2015, for a great afternoon, it was our first and we would love to return again next year, met some great people and talked to some real heroes/veterans.. 9these photos are ours and courtesy of Lacock at War, find them here....https://www.facebook.com/LacockatWar )
 
Spits enjoying a bit of  'R and R'

Americans over here..








'Ready formy close up, Mr De Mille..'


Hunter-Leader enjoying a beer..

American Retro..
'I zink zis vill make my bottom look big..'

George Formby
'Yah, those damned Spitfire pilots!!'
Squadron's new member..
'Quick, get







In formation
'Can I see your papers..'
RAF throwing shapes..
lovely bikes..