
The Lancaster bomber played a key role in turning the tide of the Second World War, and only two are still flying. Celebrating the 25th anniversary of its restoration, Hamilton's aging plane is a handful for the volunteers who work to keep it airworthy.
Those are amazing shots and I thank you for posting them.
You lucky bastard!!!!
Those are amazing shots and I thank you for posting them.
Thanks and my pleasure! I did a cockpit tour and the museum had re-enactors around. That's how I got the shot of the tail-end Charlie.
This past weekend at the Texas A&M game they had a P-51 fly over. I stood there in awe. The roar of the engine was amazing.
I agree. This is probably the best picture I ever took.
There is something very deep and VERY emotional seeing these all war birds flying and to think of the men who flew them in WW II.
Yes it is very expensive to keep these very few airplane flying but no static display can match seeing these things actually flying.
Thank you to all the people who work very hard to keep these very few airplanes flying.
My kids did a sleep over in the WHM with their cub scout group. One of the nice things about living down here.
... so did mine. He slept under the wing of the B-25 "Hot Gen" ... the one with the hot drawing!
Hot Gen on "Night Ops":