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For many years #RAFLuton has been ahead of social trends, back in 1902 we fitted all of our Lancaster fighters with rings to prevent non-crew to get within 2 metres of the crew. #StayAlert #StaySafe #SocialDistancing #AvGeek #BeALertpic.twitter.com/mLkMACrqf9
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its a well know fact that the Luftwaffe were a wholly owned subsidiary of the RAF until the outbreak of the Boer War in 1066
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@RAF_Luton flying rings around avsplainers since ages ago.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I think you will find that it is an oval and not a ring.
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Bloody hell, if that's the size of the hoop how bloody big is the goldfish bowl (and how do you expect to win a prize using a hoop with an air fix model in the way).
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About 1,800 long tons, that’s why the game is rigged
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But you can bet it was the job of the poor old 'erks' on the ground to keep the aircrews' rings nice and clean!?
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It used to be known as the ring of confidence.
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Hi Bob, It was indeed!
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We had one of those at the paratrooper school. One had to freefall through the loop to advance to “jumpmaster”. Challenging.
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