Chopper of choice
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Chopper of choice
Hello!
Night all
Guess where I’ve just been
Night all
What is your second favourite aircraft?
What is your second favourite aircraft?
Which of my followers broke the sound barrier at the youngest age? Let’s start the bidding at 25
Interviews with pilots of everything from Rafales to Shackletons and Viggens. Top 10s, aviation history, analysis, humour and news — plus deep-dive features. Many Hush-Kit articles are FREE, just sign up: hushkit.substack.com — and please share if you can :-)
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Interviews with pilots of everything from Rafales to Shackletons and Viggens. Top 10s, aviation history, analysis, humour and news — plus deep-dive features. Many Hush-Kit articles are FREE, just sign up: hushkit.substack.com — and please share if you can :-)
I use quotes from the same Winkle review in the article.
Who are you quoting? Ha ha ha
The Case For the Lavochkin La‑7 Being The Greatest Fighter of the Second World War: hushkit.substack.com/p/the-case-f...
The Case For the Lavochkin La‑7 Being The Greatest Fighter of the Second World War: hushkit.substack.com/p/the-case-f...
Thanks Spencer
Cool stuff @hushkit.bsky.social
Four images of 1950s British aircraft used in printers adverts in trade magazines from the same period.
@hushkit.bsky.social Random aeroplane use in my Dad’s collection of 50s printing trade mags.
Caudron CR714C1 in Finnish Air Force markings. One of six delivered to Finland after the Soviet invasion. This aircraft is one of two survivors of a troubled design.
Photo of the nose of a MiG-17 Fresco fighter in Polish air force markings outside Krakow aviation museum.
RF-4E Phantom Jet of the US Air Force displayed in a hangar at Krakow Aviation museum.
Early Yak-23 fighter in Krakow Aviation museum. An unusual aircraft replaced quickly by the MiG-15. According to Wiki 316 were built before production ended in 1951.
@hushkit.bsky.social A few shots from Krakow Aviation museum.
