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Did anybody else stand bolt upright and salute? With a lump in the throat and tear in the eye (and a slight stirring in the loins).


90 years of the RAF today - according to my RAF Calendar ('fraid so).


I remember the happy days when Concorde flew over at 7.15 every evening. Now that was loud.

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