RAF Station Coltishall.
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An old RAF keychain made from a think chunk of what I think is brass. The crown indicates its a Kings crown, which would date it around the Second World War, which ties in with the dates of the owners service. It is most likely cast from an original cap badge of the time. Many keys hang from it as the whole ensemble is reflected in a mirror against a colourful sparkly background.
Quiet overhead today then two RAF Typhoons popped over early evening, from my garden, Mach loop, Wales
RAF E3D Sentry on approach to RAF Lossiemouth, after a short flight from it's home base at RAF Waddington.
Took a trip to the Bwlch at the Mach Loop today. Not much air traffic which is usually the case when I go. Had one Hawk and one Tornado. Not the best light either.
With the Loadmaster keeping an eye out of the forward door, Royal Air Force Boeing Chinook HC.6A ZA704 makes a low approach up the River Adur towards Shoreham Airport
Using call-sign 'SHF454' she made a very low pass across the field before disappearing up-country
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Vueling's Airbus A320neo EC-NFI climbs through FL210 while Royal Air Force Airbus Voyager KC.2 ZZ343 trails high above passing FL370 for 410 as RR2320
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Seen here arriving at the ''RAF Cosford Airshow'' 2017 this stunning ''Pilatus PC-7''
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Taken in an area of mid Wales known to photographers and aircrew as the Mach Loop (formally Low Flying Area 7, or simply LFA7).
RAF Typhoon FGR4 on finals to land at Kinloss Barracks airfield in Moray, Scotland. This and a few other RAF Typhoon's have the NATO marking's on the tails after a deployment to Eastern Europe.