RAF Binbrook Diamond Nine practice Display , Copyright Jetnoiseforever

RAF Binbrook Lightning Diamond Nine Practice Display. Binbrook was a Mecca for enthusiasts the crashgates were mostly crowded with budding photographers always eager to see
" Gods Own Aircraft " in full afterburner, always a fantastic sight and sound.

[@marjoriebacon376]

Still the best sadly gone but not forgotten

[@AVMamfortas]

Ahhh, yes ! Takes me back. Binbrook was may last base. I left there and the RAF in late '82.

[@MarcNewitt]

Fantastic stuff, as always you never fail to impress me with your videos!

[@stevenhand7803]

Great times and a great station!!

[@Radio478]

Mac 2 plus just brilliant

[@ohare100go]

wota :) feeling sad at this video. but thanks for posting . we need it OFF the ground so ppl can see with ther own eyes wot this jet can still do.is sad,

[@Radio478]

He'll this is what makes the British the best

[@Radio478]

The best of British

[@Radio478]

I was there

[@spentacle]

I remember watching the Lightning display team practise over RAF Coltishall 1962 or 63. Was it 101 Sqdn Black Diamonds?

[@iaingreen3992]

tigers/firebirds

[@iaingreen3992]

111 squadron were black arrows

[@1903chrisholden]

is Jon Fynes still in / around the aircraft scene

[@willbertdsgc]

oh my! is that some BRITISH jet fighters being flown by pilots from a BRITISH air force that haven't been sacked due to cuts and other legal crap? WOW i love the Lightning!

[@RFSA180]

We used to be a country.

[@Radio478]

Lightning vertical climb breaking sound barrier

[@Radio478]

EE, lightning, Milan, sea wolf, Rapier, etc, lol, we were the best in the world 😂

[@Radio478]

I worked for EE, and Bae

[@Radio478]

Watch Falklands war Black buck Vulcan