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Mountain thunder
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Splitpin - NZFF Pro
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Re: Mountain thunder
by gsnde » Fri Mar 02, 2018 5:24 pm
Wonderful picture, Marty!
Cheers,
Martin
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Re: Mountain thunder
by Adamski » Fri Mar 02, 2018 8:58 pm
Oh wow - what an evocative pic!!! There are three British jets that are guaranteed to raise my pulse rate: the Lightning, the Hunter and the Tornado. Wups I nearly forgot the Vulcan!!!!
Funnily enough, I saw this YouTube clip just the other day. It's pretty old/poor quality, but the thing that struck me was the incredible precision of the 9-ship formation (starting around 2:20):
Watch on youtube.com
Adam.
Funnily enough, I saw this YouTube clip just the other day. It's pretty old/poor quality, but the thing that struck me was the incredible precision of the 9-ship formation (starting around 2:20):
Watch on youtube.comAdam.
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Re: Mountain thunder
by Splitpin » Sat Mar 03, 2018 9:42 am
Adam , amazing vid.
Not even a wobble in that diamond 9 ....and those shock waves.
What beautiful beasts they were , even if they were low on fuel when the gear came up
Great post
Not even a wobble in that diamond 9 ....and those shock waves.
What beautiful beasts they were , even if they were low on fuel when the gear came up
Great post
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