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Frank Parker
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by Frank Parker » Tue Jul 01, 2014 7:36 pm
Bob, I enjoyed the video, great to see such a mix of aircraft of the sort that I do not see living as I do under Miami's Class B airspace. But can you expand on the hammer and sickle flag, odd overseas military uniforms? I do hope no one was on the wrong end of that large caliber weapon on the truck! To me, this is what light aviation is all about. Flying for Fun indeed.
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Bob Potts
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by Bob Potts » Wed Jul 02, 2014 10:53 am
Glad you enjoyed the video and yes you have hit the nail on the head, its bringing all aviators together whatever they fly for a fun weekend with a few interesting exhibitors as well. There were two military groups there, the cold war exhibition wearing a variety of Russian 1970s uniforms and Blyth Battery who wear WW2 uniforms and display equipment, all for a bit of fun. The SAS Landrover was owned by a military vehicle club enthusiast and is was equipped with a .50 cal Heavy Machine Gun and A GPMG (General Purpose Machine Gun), both deactivated of course.

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