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Station Commander Gp Capt Harry Stashe III founded #RAFLuton's first Display Team in 1722 with a squadron of Spitfire Mk1. The Team toured the UK promoting the work of the RAF to enormous crowds, as can be seen from this photograph taken at RIAT0001pic.twitter.com/kmKqIhMt5k
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Taken at night with Infra Red lens.
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Peanuts being served?
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#RAFLuton display team paying respect to retiring pilot Flt It ben dover after 50 years flying the sopwith goat.pic.twitter.com/Kclie68GrP
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Now only one of those ex Luton Display team aircraft still flies, flown by Choppers McTree Jrpic.twitter.com/vesEmWPun8
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We have been building this WW1 aerobatic display jet since we retired 43 years ago. Give us a shout if you feel like reconstituting that historic display team. My nurse tells me she saw the original team which is why she became a nun.
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The tension is building
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1722? That's obviously tea-time rather than a date me thinks!
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Here she is. The finished aerobatic jet. Pretty, yeah? Only driven to church on Sundays.pic.twitter.com/93WUv4A4pf
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Once again the UFO & Aliens are neglected again! #uforightsnow#stopufobashingpic.twitter.com/DMjvQand9r
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