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CHRISTCHURCH AND DISTRICT MODEL FLYING CLUB

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HARRY SPOTTER’S PAGE

Harry Spotter’s page is for spotters all over the world to identify fuzzy, poor quality photographs of real aircraft - just like the “Recognition Journal” that the RAF used to (and still does, for all I know) produce for their aircrew. Rules are these: just email the identity of the aircraft in the photographs to the editor.  As each correct identification is received it will be published, and the photo replaced a couple of days later.

Club members are welcome to send in your own recognition photos (jpg please) for publication. Please give the Editor a clue as to the true identity of the aircraft!.

Today’s spot was the Sea Vixen and a Folland Gnat, also successfully ID’d by Neil.

There were lots of planes in the sky over the last few days due to the Bournemouth Air Festival and the routine movements of Diamond D42’s presumably having their engines changed (I beleive the original supplier had problems) Most of the BAF planes were well known though!

This JP was in the Sea Vixen/Gnat group last month.

Submitted by Clive - a Spit obviously, and a ........

A regular visitor,: serviced at Bounemouth/Hurn. A great subject for a model

This is just the sort of image that used to appear in “Recognition Journal” when I was a cadet.  So what is it?

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