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…. And HM arrives … stands in the Dais waves and says… Phillip I’m rather peckish shall we retire to the Officers Mess? …. And meanwhile … 5000 personnel … start clearing up … and all the dignitaries start brown nosing whilst the queen fucks off after an hours visit and everyone thinks… is that it, what a fuckin waste of time and money lol….

Nowadays, a service person can’t get their FMQ roof repaired….

All those aircraft designed and built by British manufacturers and all we can manage now is a fast jet trainer!

Is that Raymond Baxter?

Can you imagine how much pointless bulls1t went in to that ridiculous charade? Halcyon days my ar$e

Served 12 years at Odiham in the 80's and 90's, brilliant unit only Chinooks there now.

En steek er eentje op en ga ook een stukje vliegen! Lekker man!

Fascinating foorage

Hadly page Hastings look like a quad engined DC-3

Bloody hell . That’s what you call an Airforce🇦🇺

Film made at the same time they were using agent orange in Malaysia.

My Father was in the nose of one of the first group of Shackletons, he had the job of photographing the RAF review from the air; as part of his job as a press photographer for the Western Morning News newspaper. He remembered being very air sick!!

WHEWHEWEHERE WERE the elephant of of the the AIR - Bristol Brabazon ? An ignorant midget from the FAF wants to know ... 🇫🇮 Perilous times ...just as now : Panmunjon had just been signed, the Eniwetok hyrdrg test in the makin, Berija almost executed ...& and NOT A TRACE of green alleged climate "change" populist propaganda pollution IN THE AIR ...where Bristol Britannia ruled ...

A massive Logistics Challenge, in its entirety.

Extraordinary historical! I can remember seeing most of the types during the 50s having been born in 1944. Great stuff!

Those familiar names...Neville Duke, Mike Lithgow, Bill Waterton, Roly Beaumont...I was awaiting the Royal Auxiliary Spitfires but maybe they were converting to jets and there were still maritime reconnaissance Mk8 Lancasters around. I noted his clipped 'a's ; the "Hendley Page Victor (XA904?)' rather than 'Handley'' The poor old Swift gets a look in. I was living near Leavesden at the time and do remember one very high up flypast at that time. As we were under the stacking area for London Airport, all military a/c flew very low indeed and we had nearby, de Havillands (two airfields)...Leavesden and Hatfield, Handley Page at Radlett, and the Americans at Bovingon.

Thank you for finding this piece of RAF history- I am surprised that it hasn’t been shown before- this is the first time I’ve ever heard of it. Some bits in colour but mostly black and white suggesting different sources. The logistics of the fly-past must have been horrendous. We think that the ‘modern’ ones are spectacular but this is just amazing ( & the planes in close formation too) Just 1 mistake. It says 1953 but in the blurb it says 1963. Clearly not the latter date just from clothes,cars & of course aeroplanes. Also not mentioned - Princess Alexandra was there accompanying her mother the Duchess of Kent & of course she was there at King Charles’s Coronation. Thank you!

Absolutely amazing presentation! Cannot believe the variation and types involved.

LOL. What a lethal force the RAF was in 1953. Tomorrow’s fly past will be at most a dozen mixed bag of aging and new F 35

Hilarisch

De goeie ouwe tijd. Das war einmal.😢

Lol

Leuk om jezelf zo terug te zien

I love the F1! Beautiful interceptor!

Kende deze nog niet mooi

Super

@HueyvsNH90 Thx! We had a great day at Niederstetten!

great ! 5*

super!!tu as bien cadré en plus

Die Phantom piepen altid zo lkkr he?

Noem je dit niet springen? duiken is met je hoofd naar beneden toch?

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