Aircraft of the R.A.F. and S.A.A.F. during World War II in Colour

Thx stefaan,

	Aircraft of the R.A.F. and S.A.A.F. during World War II in Colour A set by Etiennedup World War Two ended 67 years ago, and nearly all of us that use the Net today did not witness any of it. Everything we know we read in books, viewed in photos and saw in newsreels of the time. Colour photography was in its infancy in 1939 therefore more than 90% of those images were recorded in black and white.Fortunately there were people who took colour photos,and today these images gives us a rare view(on our own "colour" terms) into those happenings of so long ago. This set contains aircraft used by the Royal Air Force of Great Britain including Fleer Air Arm and to a lesser extent the South African Air Force,as well as other Allies in the British Commomwealth. Copyright. I am aware that some of these images may be subject to copyright, and will gladly remove any such items if so requested by the genuine holder of the rights. In no way is any income derived from this set and the sole pupose is to share with fellow aircraft enthusiasts and modellers . My E mail address is on the Profile page. » You can also view all 372 items as a slideshow

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Best regards,

Daniel

http://www.anciens-aerodromes.com : Carrefour de l'air 2012

Hello,

Certainly a valuable experience to inspire some of us.
Our friends of http://www.anciens-aerodromes.com were in Le Bourget with a webcam and an internet connection.
They published "live" pictures during the event and a video.
Certainly an idea to use during aeronautical events (the day before at the aircrafts arrival) to have a look and feel of the event to come.
Also interesting for the ones who can not go to the event.

Certainly a great idea

thx boys :-))

Forwarded message From: l.bailleul
Date: 2012/4/1
Subject: Carrefour de l'air 2012
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Bonjour à tous,

Les interviews de quelques associations sont déjà en ligne.
Consulter notre page d'accueil. Une synthése sera réalisé dans la semaine.

Bonne journée

Laurent Bailleul
http://www.anciens-aerodromes.com