For the solo Meteor photo, I was flying formation on a T-6 Texan/ Harvard at 140 knots, with the photography facing rearward in the aft seat. The Meteor doesn't like being that slow! Buster
Another wet miserable day and sorting out some old pics. September '09 hillwalking above Loch Tay when this oldie, it looked it to me who knows nothing, came over the dam. iPhone does have limitations
Deviating even further, some freebies we were handed on what if I am correct was the first British Airways ILS landing at Heathrow.
When I was a kid, we lived about 1 mile from an RCAF training base. One day, a US based training jet set out to land there. I don't remember what the cause of this jet doing a belly landing was, but the only thing that was hurt was the pilot's pride. Lesson one after take off. Raise wheels! Lesson number one before landing. Lower wheels. As I recall, the media kept this hush hush at the time. And the snow Fence was placed around the site and 24-hour security, immediately!