Military AI Works

Had a really good time at the Bruntingthorpe today, also included a lovely flypast from a Spitfire & a very unexpected visitor. Anyway, enjoy


Brunty 2013 001 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr


Brunty 2013 002 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr


Brunty 2013 004 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr

Guess what air force this lovely Jet Provost belonged to

Brunty 2013 007 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr


Brunty 2013 019 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr


Brunty 2013 020 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr


Brunty 2013 021 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr


Brunty 2013 008 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr


Brunty 2013 009 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr


Brunty 2013 010 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr


Brunty 2013 015 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr


Brunty 2013 016 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr


Brunty 2013 017 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr


Brunty 2013 018 by Dan Reeves2, on Flickr

Nice shots Dan, you sure had the weather today.

I am a bit ... jealous?

Great shots, Dan

Thanks guys.

The weather was most unbritish today as it was very nice indeed. It's the first time i've photographed aircraft with the sun out

Nice set of shots Dan, wish I could have been there. That Bucc is looking nice and spangly - almost new

Interesting to note that the Victor stayed on the ground this year, much to the relief of all concerned.

Anybody worked out what air force the JP used to belong to yet. It took the commentator 5 or 6 attempts before he got it right

I believe it is South Yemen, or as it was called when established South Arabia.

Firebird wrote:I believe it is South Yemen, or as it was called when established South Arabia.

Smart arse

Very good indeed!
The Spit was a PR.XIX, right?

james84 wrote:Very good indeed!
The Spit was a PR.XIX, right?

Yep