I served in the Sudan with Sqn Ldr Bouy. He flew like an eagle and was very daring.
On this Day: 1914 The first steam powered Catalina boatplane took off from the #RAFLuton lake. Flown by Sqn Ldr Danny "Broadsword" Bouy and photographed by SAC Nottie Zactly-True #AvGeekpic.twitter.com/Y63jN7pZA6
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With tea-making attachment?
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Early experiments with chemtrails, they started with controlling the minds of fish.
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Nottie deserves more recognition for his/her sterling work. Any chance of a photo of this master of the shutter?
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It was a nightmare shovelling all that coal during takeoff apparently.
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would have been difficult maintaining centre-of-gravity to avoid pitch-u or pitch-down
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Does Sqn Ldr Danny "Broadsword" Bouy pronounce his sirname "booooey" or "Boy"? We deserve to be told
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The proper way, not the American way. Obviously.
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With Sqn Ldr Danny Bouy at the helm he really go those steam pipes calling, he used to fly Glen to Glen very quickly. Did this model have the fireman onboard stoking the fire for the steam? My uncle Hugh and his son Hugh with Barney Macgrew manned most of them
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