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Vulcan and VC10 Formation at Brize Norton Families Day 2009

Submitted by Iain PlanesTV on 15 June, 2009 - 18:15
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After leaving Bruntingthorpe on Friday 12 June, RAF Brize Norton once again provides a temporary home for Vulcan XH558. The station held a families day on Saturday 15 June 2009 where the aircraft performed its new display sequence and also a very special formation flypast with 2 of Brize Norton's VC10s.

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British Airshows 2009 (2 Disc Set) [Blu-ray]
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Submitted by DC.3 RD4 on 31 December, 2009 - 23:11.

Great to see the sixties

Great to see the sixties icons in the air together again. I well remember the battle of britain air days at RAF St Athan with these and other great brit aircraft of the time. oh to see a Britannia flying again..

Submitted by alan on 20 June, 2009 - 15:14.

aircraft

a very interesting site and is packed full of great programmes.

Submitted by Peter Huntingdo... on 19 June, 2009 - 18:20.

Vulcan Magic

Just great to see XH 558 in the sky ( anywhere ) she came to St Aubins Bay Jersey last September . I still feel the thrill of seeing this Beautiful Aircraft in the Air again.. Cant Wait for next September 2009 for The Jersey International Airshow.
Can the British Aircraft Industry be Great again ,and produce World Beaters like the Vulcan ? lets hope so. Peter Bewers . Jersey C.I.

Submitted by STINGER on 19 June, 2009 - 17:02.

Vulcan etc.

Looks like Waddington display will be all yours Vulcan team from the sparse military line up. May be I know nothing but why can't they use some of the statics and get them up? May be the fly ins on Thursday and Friday will be better than the show proper?

Submitted by snapperbob on 16 June, 2009 - 16:03.

Vulcan and VC10 at Brize

even better footage than at Cosford the next day! Who shot it