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Comments by MICHAEL RYDER on 09 May 2008 at 11:21	IP Logged
A BIG THANK YOU TO THE PILOTS ;AND ALL THE TEAM FOR KEEPING THE AIRCRAFT FLYING WHAT A GREAT SIGHT AND SOUND IT MAKES THE HAIRS ON THE BACK OF MY NECK STAND UP EVERY TIME I SEE THE AIRCRAFT KEEP THEM FLYING FOR EVER
United Kingdom

Comments by Pete on 08 May 2008 at 21:08	IP Logged
Absolutely fantastic time in the visitor's centre. Well worth driving all the way down from Scotland. Great to see all the aircraft. Recommended 100%.
United Kingdom

Comments by Don Dykes on 08 May 2008 at 17:04	IP Logged
Just bought a copy of a Go Fishing Video presented by John Wilson from our local British Legion here in Brittany and watched him Deep Sea Wreck Fishing off Alderney in the Channel Islands. Right in the middle of the tape a Lancaster flew over and then a few minutes later the same Lancaster accompanied by a Spitfire and a Hurricane. I knew immediately that this must have been for the Annual Display over Jersey, sadly Mr Wilson did not know much about the aircraft types. Being ex RAF retired here in France it is always good to see these wonderful aircaft still flying and it brings a lump to your throat when you see and hear them. Please keep them flying.
France

Comments by John Milton C. Jones on 07 May 2008 at 19:21	IP Logged
Looking rorward to seeing & hearing the BBMF at Douglas IOM on June 6. I visit the IOM TT races every year and this is the first time for many years that the Red Arrows will not be there. The Lancaster, Spitfire & Hurricane will be a glorious 'replacement'. Many thousands of TT fans will be rooting for the planes, the sounds and for all the great people who keep these woderful icons in the air. God bless you all.
United Kingdom

Comments by Andy Gormanly on 05 May 2008 at 09:52	IP Logged
I was at Truckfest Peterborough yesterday, and it was a privilege to have a visit from the BBMF in the shape of the Lancaster, once again a Superb display flight, awesome sight, and the sound of four Merlins flying in close formation was astounding. Thank you BBMF for your time, and what an absolute pleasure it was to welcome your visit.
United Kingdom

Comments by M.Page on 03 May 2008 at 17:28	IP Logged
2nd of May Spitfire & Hurricane flew over Dover,beautiful sight-next time can you bring the lancaster?. LEST WE FORGET
United Kingdom

Comments by Chris on 01 May 2008 at 05:30	IP Logged
PLEASE take a look at the following webpage...... there is a Spitfire Mk 16 for sale!!! Its in New Zealand..... please rescue it!! You will have to re-assemble the url below..... your guest book prevents single items longer than 50 words!! ***.trademe.co.nz/ Browse/Listing.aspx?id=146145100
Canada

Comments by steve and paula on 30 April 2008 at 19:29	IP Logged
brilliant site! have always been fascinated with the aircraft and crews from ww2. great to get the low down from the professionals! keep on flying and doing the nation proud!
United Kingdom

Comments by PETER NORENIUS on 30 April 2008 at 14:40	IP Logged
I have always admired the Spitfire as being the most elegant fighter ever developed. We had some here in RSA but they have sadly been destroyed by major accidents. I have picture of Sailor Malan in persuit of a ME109 and other such paintings pictures. I have also pics of myself standing next to one of the latter Spitfires. All these pictures are displayed on my study walls. It is wonderful to read about your organisation. A friend who visited us in RSA recently promsed to email me your web address hence this communication. Keep up the good work and I would love to visit the UK and experience one of your shows of these magnificent aircraft. The sound of that Merlin engine raises the hairs on my neck and arms! WOW!
South Africa

Comments by Michael on 29 April 2008 at 09:49	IP Logged
I am 17 and have always been interested in WW2 aircraft and have to say a huge thanks to the pilots, engineers and everyone else who helps keep these machines in the air without you a piece of english heritage will have gone and younger generations wouldnt be able to appreciate them so, THANKS GUYS AND GIRLS FOR ALL THE HARD WORK YOU ARE DOING KEEP IT UP.
United Kingdom

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