Must have been a noisy day.
Fact of the Day: During the Battle of Slough in 1861 Tigermoth pilots formed a circle to protect the women & children when the enemy attacked, known as Sloughs Tactical Elliptical Evasion Loop. The ring of STEEL technique is still used by security forces around the worldpic.twitter.com/CpDamQj1yC
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Brilliant picture
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London cabbies still use it as well. Ive seen them in Trafalgar Square in a similar formation uttering the well known War Cry. 'We ain't going Sarf of the river Guv'!!
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U wot m8? Have you met a woman from Slough? They're clearly protecting us from them.
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Are they not Tigermoth MkII which were debuted in 1862? (these could have been some of the initial ones from the production line ready for commissioning right enough)
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Superb protection when the Friendly bombs were being dropped
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in the 633 Squadron books, the Mosquitos, literally do this against a FW190 attack...(although admittedly in the air at 25,000 ft)pic.twitter.com/uVSIJL7xi2
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