TG528 [still surviving]
The 'sound proofing' interior of Duxford based Hastings TG528 in 2002, Tony Green being interviewed by a BBC Cambridgeshire reporter
Yours truly with Duxford based TG528 in 24 Squadrons livery [Photo Pete Biggadike]
TG528 as a static in The Imperial War Museum Duxford now sporting the colours as when it appeared in the Berlin Airlift, the picture was taken from the balcony in the Air Space hangar and struck off charge by the RAF in January 1968
The Duxford Hastings was my 7th Hastings trip as an ATC Cadet [in 17 days!]
10081953 TG528 2.00 hrs/mins Lyneham-Hawarden-Aston Down-Lyneham [I think the aerodrome callsigns were LA-HD-AD-LA]
John Cooper [Admin] wrote:The Duxford Hastings was my 7th Hastings trip as an ATC Cadet [in 17 days!]10081953 TG528 2.00 hrs/mins Lyneham-Hawarden-Aston Down-Lyneham [I think the aerodrome callsigns were LA-HD-AD-LA]
Five years ago I received this from Gordon Clack, how is that for a coincidence