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28th September 2007, 20:26
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Re: Circus, Ramrods, Rhubarbs & Sweeps July 1941
The FAQ!! What favourite??
I know that so many would opt for the Spit but, really, it's horses for courses. In the early days, yes. But then things like the Sea Fury & Tempest II took ones fancy. The P47 & 51 - with their comfort zones & ability to SMOKE in them -!!!- the first for dive bombing, the second for getting home low & slow in the clag. And for ferrying Parry's Gin in overload tanks in India!! The Typhoon was a thing one loved to tame. The 190 & Zeke obviously had the quickest flip of them all. I loved them all!! = Tim PS I'm working on the photo. 
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