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In formation again - one last time.This brought a lump to my throat.....http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11120357 A perfect way to mark such bravery. I myself think.
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I agree Kazz, it was perfect. Thanks for posting, have to say i was unaware this had taken place. |
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Thank you for that; what a lovely tribute. I've always had the greatest admiration for your RAF's heroism ... as Churchill said, Never have so many owed so much to so few. That was very touching. |
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I love the symbolism of a peacetime jet liner flying alongside these historical planes. A very fitting tribute - without these heroes we would not be free to fly where we like today. As a small child living on the fringes of west London I remember occasional display flights by both WWII fighter and bomber craft out of Northolt airport . . . they had very distinct sounds. My Dad could name what was flying overhead without looking up to see what it was. |
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