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| Kenny Love (rear cockpit) laughing as Tom Moon (aerobatic pilot) loops the Tiger Moth... at this point they were falling out of the loop with the engine briefly stopped through fuel starvation. | Darren Crabb rolling the Meteor (still from lipstick camera) | ||
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| Dragonfly over the museum (still from lipstick camera) | Phil Shaw loops the Canberra (still from lipstick camera) | ||
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| Mk 8 Gloster Meteor (Still from digital Betacam) | Cessna 02 "Oscar Deuce" Forward Air Control aircraft. This has been our camera ship for most of the air-to-air filming. | ||
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| Our other camera aircraft (used for the Canberra sortie) is this North American T28 Trojan owned and flown by Steve Death. We're airborne here... chasing the Canberra. | View from the T28. | ||
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| How the well-dressed Canberra aviator should dress. Lindsay Jordan about to board the Canberra for a trip in February 2004. | |||
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| All strapped in and ready to fly. No wonder he's smiling! | |||
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| He's coming to get the photographer..... | Phew! Missed. Aerobatic pilot Tom Moon in his Extra 300S | ||
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| The Extra near Temora late afternoon. | Just lining up for a deflection shot. On the way back from the sortie we turned the gunsight in the 02 on to see if we could draw a bead on Tom. Just as well the "Willy Petes" were not loaded! | ||