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Stumbled over this whilst perusing vids, nice to see two together
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I found this film in poundland. I thought I had seen every WW2 air combat film but missed this one.
It's an all female bomber crew in a B29 vs Pteradons. What's not to like? Er quite a lot....watch only if you are very bored! Edit: video removed due to copyright. Everyone just dodged a bullet! |
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Real life Mario Kart...genius!!
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27 Sqn Blenheims at Singapore
a link to a forum with great pics B&W and Color from Life magazine. http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/i...howtopic=62197
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B 24s in hungary. shows aftermath footage and a 24 going down and the wreckage afterwards...
http://filmhiradok.nava.hu/watch.php?id=5837
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B29 frozen in time.
an interesting story about a b29 that crashlanded in greenland and the group of guys who fixed her up and flew her out 50 years later.
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DAMN! I slept in and missed the sale..... Russian jets for $5.00 ( after mail in rebate).
Russian fighter jets sold for $5 in fraud scheme A Russian court has jailed a former official for 11 years over the sale of four fighter jets for just $5 each. The military corruption scandal, that cost the government about $55 million, underscored endemic fraud in Russia's armed forces. Andrei Silyakov, a former employee of the state Federal Reserve Agency, illegally included the warplanes on a list of state assets to be sold, the Nizhny Novgorod regional court said in a statement on its website. The four MIG-31 supersonic long-range fighter jets, known as Foxhounds, were sold for 153 roubles ($5) each from state-owned Sokol aviation plant in Nizhny Novgorod, 400 kilometres east of Moscow. Although the jets were sold stripped of engines and weapons, each was in fact worth about $4 million. The planes were appraised as scrap metal and sold to a shell company that had no authority to trade weapons or military hardware, the statement said. Silyakov was also accused of embezzling 30,000 tons of oil and handed an 11-year jail sentence for fraud, costing the Russian state a total of almost $69 million, the court said. A combination of lack of funding, negligence and corruption have damaged attempts to supplement and maintain the huge arms stockpiles Russia inherited at the break-up of the Soviet Union in 1991. Corruption in the armed forces cost Russia 6.5 billion roubles ($222.8 million) worth of state funds in 2010, Russia's chief military prosecutor Sergei Fridinsky said. Sokol is part of the state-owned United Aircraft Corporation. - Reuters
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They Call Them Spitfires...
some very low straffing footage and great gun camera views.. ( although there are a few shots of a hurri in there...)
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