The Derwent Reservoir was one of the training targets for the crews.
This is footage of the radial-engined version of the Lancaster:
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Sunday, October 29, 2017
Your Sunday Morning Big Prop Noise
Two Lancasters (the only ones currently flying) made a pass over the Derwent Reservoir to commemorate the raid of the "dam-busters" in 1943.
The Derwent Reservoir was one of the training targets for the crews.
This is footage of the radial-engined version of the Lancaster:
The Derwent Reservoir was one of the training targets for the crews.
This is footage of the radial-engined version of the Lancaster:
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Amazing aircraft, and noisy as hell inside too!
ReplyDeleteWatch this video too,lass.
ReplyDeleteShuttleworth fying day :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bV7nFXhL8QY
The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum sells flights in a number of their aircraft including the Lanc. It's pricey for 1 hour, $3,500 Canadian and a membership but it helps keep them flying.
ReplyDeleteEh, I don't like the radial Mk. II's. It's the sound of four, synchronized Merlins that makes such a beautiful sound. But, a lovely pair of links, thanks again, Comrade!
ReplyDeleteNot Merlins, Griffons.
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