Photo of the Day: Puma helicopter whispers words of encouragement to Tornado F3 pilot Sqn Ldr Jon "Jonny" McJonson prior to the first take off without a bag of blue circle cement in the nose. #AvGeekpic.twitter.com/SfrUr5jUuy
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Ah... The “Gold Star” of 31 Sqn ... (first into Indian skies)
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Frivolous expenditure in the RAF, what's wrong with a simple bag of builder's sand?
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We'd have come in in the morning and found the engineers building sandcastles in it
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Another fantastic shot from those Chaps in the Canny Canberra which had to hover for several days whilst the concrete set before returning to base for a brewpic.twitter.com/zHXcMhr7rl
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Oh very good
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Fascinating Fact: Because of the disappointing lack of power from its twin 'A' series Engines (42 Bhp on full Reheat) Tornado Pilots were frequently referred to as 'The New 20 Minuters', because it took them that long to take off.
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@DerPoomer guess which part of this isn't a joke. -
@RAF_Luton forcing me to get an education I’m not sure I want. “Blue Circle Radar”https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/26961/the-royal-air-force-has-said-goodbye-to-the-tornado-after-an-amazing-40-year-career …
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