I'm sorry to disappoint you - but, it wasn't "won". It just ended.. The U.S. and Russia has practically been at it, in a more subtle way, ever since the collapse of the USSR :( :)
@@Sierra-87 No, it was WON by the West largely due to - get out your smelling salts lefties - Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, who pushed the USSR until it broke under the dead weight of socialist fantasy. Tom Clancy dedicated his book EXECUTIVE ORDERS to; "Ronald Wilson Reagan - the man who won the war."
Whoever thought this up was a genius, using a legend such as Windsor Davies. It ain’t half hot mum wouldn’t have been the same without him, great series which I have on dvd. RIP lovely boy.
This guy is mesmerising. I am not British nor was I in the military, yet because of him I stayed to watch the entire video because I too wanted to prevent accidents in any Hardened Aircraft Shelter I might find myself manning.
My warrant officer showed this to me when we were doing simulator work up at Lossiemouth for air cadets, we were just watching it and chilling, I'm fairly new to air cadets, joined in September. That warrant officer took me everywhere, air experience, shooting. Everything. Sadly he passed away last week unexpectedly. The man was a true legend, but only in his mid 50's. RIP
I was stationed at Marham from 90-93 just after this film was made, we used the same HAS on one exercise in particular. We were bored out of our minds doing the hurry up and wait thing, so one of the lads climbed into the cockpit of the training Tornado and began doing skits about the rodneys.. One of the other lads turned on the extractor fans, that wound up slowly at first and building quickly, sounding a bit like the engines winding up. He literally leapt out of the cockpit in a oner and landed with his hands in his pockets doing the wasn't me walk... We fell about the place and it made something proper mundane and tiresome a bit more entertaining. Nice to see Windsor doing his thing and reminding me of funny times.
Odd to think I sat here watching an RAF health and safety film to the end and I have no armed forces experience/background. It's credit to Windsor Davies that I actually enjoyed every minute of it.
This was a genius idea putting Windsor in a training film, so often these are boring and bland experiences leading people to switch off and not learn the intended subject. This however was the opposite, easily entertaining enough to keep everyone engaged.
Winched in the newer has. The older style has in Germany we preferred a tractor push-back because the winches were not really designed for the heavier Tonka. Hope that’s another little detail for you 😊
@@gareth2467 I was LBH XV and it was push-back only. I questioned it when I arrived there, because always used winch on 617 new hazes, and informed the reason given.
Push backs were a lot quicker if your tractor driver knew what he was doing. Much preferred "HOT" push backs especially on TACEVAL when every minute counted
Ah the good old HAS, perfect for a spot of hiding from the raging FS or a bit of kip. Remember on 14Sqn in Lossiemouth around 2008 when the RAF got issued the Hilux fleet, someone packed up in a yellow zone in the early hours and didn't check before opening the doors. Lad couldn't find the Hilux so walked back to ops. Later that morning someone found the Hilux, bent like a horse shoe around the HAS door frame and the concrete blast wall! Cant remember ever seeing that lad again on sqn!
I serviced his rover car in the 80s what a kind gentleman he was ,class human , talked to him mainly about the car ,but great ,made my day lovely boy !! R.I.P WINDSOR XXXXXXXXX💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜😞
Rest in Peace Windsor Davies, you are missed as a hero of mine. Loved this video as I kid my Dad took me into one of these hangars and sat me in a Jaguar, one of my fondest memories of his time and my Mom's in the "Royal Hair Force".
Blimey, as they say. The editor on this production, Mike Crane, was an old colleague of mine at SSVC, (Services Sound and Vision Corporation) back in the eighties up to the noughties.(I should say I was a colleague of Mike as he was rightfully senior to me in all respects.) I have nothing but the fondest memories of working with him and many other creatives up at the Chalfont Studios. BTW It still exists today and after 35 years I still work for them!
I would love to know what the budget was for this? I also worked in this sector back in the day (camera) and went on to Broadcast for my sins. Now out and retired, but I loved the laid back shoots of corporate work. Didn’t feel like work at all but a good jolly somewhere interesting mainly.
Oh goodness. As a Canadian I only just discovered mr. Davies last fall on TH-cam. Sounds like he had a bloody good time in his golden years in the south of France. Thank you for all the fine entertainment sir!
This made my day! Our British version of Gunny Love this! Thanks for uploading. I have this also but cant upload anything that isn't "mine" anymore....
Good on him for filming the entire thing on site, rather than just doing a couple of bits to camera and then the rest of it being a voice-over from a studio.
Ah the good old days when the military was never really sure how to communicate messages to their troops, especially those around safety. We had the cartoons, the actors, the comedic style films, the very serious films, but we never quite hit the nail on the head.
Yup, filmed at 27sqn HAS - RAF Marham, I was stationed there in ‘89 when this was filmed, recognised one or two of the ground crew faces but never knew Windsor had visited at the time to film! Brought back a few memories!!
Covid, Brexit, potential recession, low interest rates etc. I feel that many problems in the UK at present could be resolved by Windsor Davies dressed as a Warrant Officer.
Brilliant upload. And having served from 1987-88, 1988-1994, and 2003-2009 this is a real treat in having not seen it before. I'm assuming this was filmed at RAF bruggen, Germany in the late 80s......
Wow. So so sad 😔 that an iconic comedian has left us. I served 14 years with the Royal Regiment of Artillery and I know 100,s of WO2,s that wanted a voice like his. Trust me, many tried 😂😂. I also find it sad that, that kind of comedy is long gone. Too much pc nowadays. I would LOVE for more of this kind of comedy genre.
David Hunter I drilled a troop at catterick. The colonel sent a scimitar round to tell me to quite it down because he couldn't hear people on his phone. So much for hard shelters lol
I used you to play one of those dubious types during TACAVALS tip toe into airbases, and chalking Blown Up on aircraft. I always found when lurking around , that RAF Marham, seemed to be more tatty than RAF Honnington, and could never figure out why they removed jets from Honnington and not Marham. Mind you RAF Police dogs at Marham were good, they picked up my scent 400 metres away !
My late dad met him in the late 70s..Windsor went to a pub in Beaumaris where my late grandad worked and my dad came in and Windsor asked my dad if he would like a drink with him! So Windsor, my dad and my grandad all had a drink together 😊
I could imagine the faces of the 5th floor if they were to see this today.Windsor does this this in the best way possible.I’m pretty sure those who have watched this will have remembered it and still do this day.
RIP Windsor Davies. A lovely man instructing the lovely boys of the Royal Hair Force how stay safe. Stand at ease Sgt Major. I’ll shout you a pint in the upstairs NAAFI. Dismissed.
And to thing 4 years after this was made, I did my first solo man A see off as an LAC in has 67. Now long flattened. Superb quality transfer of the film, I only ever saw it as a poor quality SSVC VHS transfer.
''Bomb bullet and rocket-proof''. What is interesting and somewhat ironic is that just 2 years later, the very same Tornados along with Buccaneers were punching holes in Iraqi hardened aircraft shelters with 1,000lb Paveway LGB's.
What an absolute Star WD was. Full of Welsh character. I fondly remember watching these training vids on my annual GDT ( Ground Defence Training) courses which included the range and the CS chamber. I especially love the 80's sound track to them.That synthesiser sound that they all had just brings me right back to being an 'Erk.
I served in the RAF from 1976 - 86 and was never shown this film or knew about it? SHOULDERS BACK lovely boy! Great to see the old Victors and Tornados!
Bow to him and thankies for having posted it... admittedly a peculiar piece of history - nevertheless an important lesson to the ever-at-their-smartphone-looking generation...
You know, I can totally see the Sargeant Major somehow still living and active in the 1980s. (possibly too dedicated or stubborn to let old age catch up to him)
The moral of that story - DON'T leave a Landrover parked next to the doors of such a aircraft hangar. Otherwise it's likely to cost you a bundle in Cab Fares! 😂😂😂😂😂
Nowadays what's on our television sets are minor in comparison to 80's our heritage was dwarfed by them so called international affairs. Thank you Mr Palmer for digging out this treasure.
+Justin Palmer, Thank you so much for posting this. It's terribly sad a comic genius has departed to the stage in the sky. I know RAF Marham, having spent 9 years there in total with The Royal Engineers and The Royal Air Force. I'm sure he'll be whipping them into shape up there! MOVE YA 'SELF!!! Left right left right!😆😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Jonathan Seth-Smith
Looks like Marham as I was posted there briefly a bit later? Think they showed us this over at Brueggen in 89 or 90? At least I remember seeing Winsor Davies in something about H&S or FOD. Think he may have done a few different RAF Safety documentaries?
My Rasman would have been in his element watching this, they must have gone to the same school !! On the double, that includes you Smith. @Jonah Mansel
I'm watching this with tears in my eyes, 1) it's extremely funny, 2) my father was on the development team of the Tornado and many other RAF planes of the, 50s, 60s and 70s.
Within 2 years of Windsor Davies making this film the Soviet empire had collapsed and the Cold War was won. Coincidence? I think not!
Mike Ainsworth he went over and briefed em up
I'm sorry to disappoint you - but, it wasn't "won". It just ended..
The U.S. and Russia has practically been at it, in a more subtle way, ever since the collapse of the USSR :(
:)
@@Sierra-87hey been at it the same way they was at it back then so nothings changed
They saw this training film and took fright 😎
@@Sierra-87 No, it was WON by the West largely due to - get out your smelling salts lefties - Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher, who pushed the USSR until it broke under the dead weight of socialist fantasy.
Tom Clancy dedicated his book EXECUTIVE ORDERS to;
"Ronald Wilson Reagan - the man who won the war."
Whoever thought this up was a genius, using a legend such as Windsor Davies. It ain’t half hot mum wouldn’t have been the same without him, great series which I have on dvd. RIP lovely boy.
Amazing. An RAF Health and Safety from 1989 is more funny than any modern comedy!
About a thousand times more funny.
This guy is mesmerising. I am not British nor was I in the military, yet because of him I stayed to watch the entire video because I too wanted to prevent accidents in any Hardened Aircraft Shelter I might find myself manning.
surely you mean 'prevent them there haccidents occurring like a good lovely boy'
You should check out it aint half hot mum. He plays this character on that show.
Haircraft. Your spelling is hatrocious, lovely boy!
Haha
@@Strontyum Hairyplane, if you please.
Rest in Peace Windsor Davies. A true gentleman.
My warrant officer showed this to me when we were doing simulator work up at Lossiemouth for air cadets, we were just watching it and chilling, I'm fairly new to air cadets, joined in September. That warrant officer took me everywhere, air experience, shooting. Everything. Sadly he passed away last week unexpectedly. The man was a true legend, but only in his mid 50's.
RIP
I lost my Marine Cadet Sgt. a few months ago, my deepest commiserations.
the man is a legend.
my lads a Signaller with 21sigs in York, and he loves Windsor Davies videos!
This is what makes our country great....a cliche, I know...but just look at it. What a wonderful production for our RAF!
I was stationed at Marham from 90-93 just after this film was made, we used the same HAS on one exercise in particular. We were bored out of our minds doing the hurry up and wait thing, so one of the lads climbed into the cockpit of the training Tornado and began doing skits about the rodneys.. One of the other lads turned on the extractor fans, that wound up slowly at first and building quickly, sounding a bit like the engines winding up. He literally leapt out of the cockpit in a oner and landed with his hands in his pockets doing the wasn't me walk... We fell about the place and it made something proper mundane and tiresome a bit more entertaining. Nice to see Windsor doing his thing and reminding me of funny times.
Odd to think I sat here watching an RAF health and safety film to the end and I have no armed forces experience/background. It's credit to Windsor Davies that I actually enjoyed every minute of it.
From 1980 to 1996 I served as a airframe tech and I have never seen this, absolutely brilliant. I’d forgotten memories of Tacivals thank god!
This was a genius idea putting Windsor in a training film, so often these are boring and bland experiences leading people to switch off and not learn the intended subject. This however was the opposite, easily entertaining enough to keep everyone engaged.
Did you ever have the 'fun' of doctor FOD?
38 years I've loved the Tornado. Obsessed with every detail and I never knew it had to be winched back into it's HAS!
Winched in the newer has. The older style has in Germany we preferred a tractor push-back because the winches were not really designed for the heavier Tonka. Hope that’s another little detail for you 😊
I knew, and I'm mentally retarded.
@@hannosolo We used to winch the Tornados back into the HAS at Bruggen & LBH
@@gareth2467 I was LBH XV and it was push-back only. I questioned it when I arrived there, because always used winch on 617 new hazes, and informed the reason given.
Push backs were a lot quicker if your tractor driver knew what he was doing. Much preferred "HOT" push backs especially on TACEVAL when every minute counted
R.I.P. Windsor Davies. Hope you are conducting parade with some ‘lovely boys’ wherever you are.
Windsor Davies was hysterical. Always did a great job. Love this series. Wish I could get it on Region One dvd.
One of our family friends used to call me a "nasty little man", one of my favourite memories, I loved this, thank you very much indeed.
Ah the good old HAS, perfect for a spot of hiding from the raging FS or a bit of kip.
Remember on 14Sqn in Lossiemouth around 2008 when the RAF got issued the Hilux fleet, someone packed up in a yellow zone in the early hours and didn't check before opening the doors. Lad couldn't find the Hilux so walked back to ops. Later that morning someone found the Hilux, bent like a horse shoe around the HAS door frame and the concrete blast wall!
Cant remember ever seeing that lad again on sqn!
Even in a training film, he's still the best.
"THIS ONE'S FOR YOU BLODWYN" is my new favourite Windsor Davies quote.
I didn’t expect to see you here
I serviced his rover car in the 80s what a kind gentleman he was ,class human , talked to him mainly about the car ,but great ,made my day lovely boy !! R.I.P WINDSOR XXXXXXXXX💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜😞
Loved the mis-speak in this, Royal Hair Force and Hairy-planes and best of all at the end "Shut up, you is inedible".
Thanks for posting.
Those hairoplanes can be hairable dangerous.
Nothing "mis-spoken" at all.
@@MonkPetite couldnt even get it right first time you nancy boy.
Delete it a do it again.
MOVE JASEL MOVE JASEL MOVE JASEL!!!!!!!
Fuel boozers and GPOs
Although he was Welsh, Welsh people don't speak like that, do they?
Rest in Peace Windsor Davies, you are missed as a hero of mine. Loved this video as I kid my Dad took me into one of these hangars and sat me in a Jaguar, one of my fondest memories of his time and my Mom's in the "Royal Hair Force".
Blimey, as they say. The editor on this production, Mike Crane, was an old colleague of mine at SSVC, (Services Sound and Vision Corporation) back in the eighties up to the noughties.(I should say I was a colleague of Mike as he was rightfully senior to me in all respects.) I have nothing but the fondest memories of working with him and many other creatives up at the Chalfont Studios. BTW It still exists today and after 35 years I still work for them!
I would love to know what the budget was for this? I also worked in this sector back in the day (camera) and went on to Broadcast for my sins. Now out and retired, but I loved the laid back shoots of corporate work. Didn’t feel like work at all but a good jolly somewhere interesting mainly.
Absolute genius. Grew up watching Windsor Davies. So sad to hear of his passing.
Oh goodness. As a Canadian I only just discovered mr. Davies last fall on TH-cam. Sounds like he had a bloody good time in his golden years in the south of France. Thank you for all the fine entertainment sir!
Brilliant. I always maintained that you could make something amusing but still get the point across without boring the pants off people.
This made my day! Our British version of Gunny
Love this! Thanks for uploading. I have this also but cant upload anything that isn't "mine" anymore....
Guys a legend. He must have had some service under his belt
The only man allowed to wear headdress on an active Airfield.
I ain't the one who will tell him to take it off. Are you?
Windsor could wear what he wants🤣🤣🤣
Good on him for filming the entire thing on site, rather than just doing a couple of bits to camera and then the rest of it being a voice-over from a studio.
LOVELY BOY , LOVELY BOY , SHOLDERS BOY ,SHOW EM OFF SHOW EM OFF . Absolutely brilliant video, loved every minute RIP windsor .😊
Superb, what a bloke Windsor Davies was RIP. Brilliant
RIP Windsor Davies Sad to see him go but rest well.
I went to this exact airbase which is now a museum, and saw in the large hanger with all the planes I saw a tv playing this video!
Company, present arms!!! To our honoured comrade Windsor Davies, you have our undying affection.
SQUAD! ATTENTION!
Marvelous , outstanding, Thank you SgtMjr Williams for all you services,, You were a true jewel to the crown!
Ah the good old days when the military was never really sure how to communicate messages to their troops, especially those around safety. We had the cartoons, the actors, the comedic style films, the very serious films, but we never quite hit the nail on the head.
Victors....must have been RAF Marham. Love Windosr Davies comic timing, spot on...he will be greatly missed.
indeed, the coordinates of the HAS shown at 4:35 place it firmly at Marham!
I worked for NAAFI at Marham, remember going up to the squadrons in the old wagon.
@@davidscoltock3970 Plus you could win dinner for two in Swaffham. I was over at Neatishead from 85 to 92 as a radar tech.
The MAR stencilled on the GSE is a giveaway too
Yup, filmed at 27sqn HAS - RAF Marham, I was stationed there in ‘89 when this was filmed, recognised one or two of the ground crew faces but never knew Windsor had visited at the time to film! Brought back a few memories!!
Covid, Brexit, potential recession, low interest rates etc. I feel that many problems in the UK at present could be resolved by Windsor Davies dressed as a Warrant Officer.
He would make all snowflakes cry... by telling them to shuddup and then calling them rude names
yeah the whinging remainers@@kayley-sarahmcauley1807
He'd sort out putin too
His Sgt Major was a superb, comic creation. A pity it wasn't utilized more, elsewhere.
He used the voice brilliant as the Sgt Major Zeroid in Gerry Anderson’s Terrahawks in the 80s
From New Zealand. Rest In Peace Windsor Davies, thankyou for your service Sir.
ffs man, knock it off with that gushing yank shit.
Brilliant upload. And having served from 1987-88, 1988-1994, and 2003-2009 this is a real treat in having not seen it before. I'm assuming this was filmed at RAF bruggen, Germany in the late 80s......
Wow. So so sad 😔 that an iconic comedian has left us. I served 14 years with the Royal Regiment of Artillery and I know 100,s of WO2,s that wanted a voice like his. Trust me, many tried 😂😂. I also find it sad that, that kind of comedy is long gone. Too much pc nowadays. I would LOVE for more of this kind of comedy genre.
David Hunter I drilled a troop at catterick. The colonel sent a scimitar round to tell me to quite it down because he couldn't hear people on his phone. So much for hard shelters lol
Love his Sergeant-Mjaor persona
A bit of Light Div at the end gotta love that …
I used you to play one of those dubious types during TACAVALS tip toe into airbases, and chalking Blown Up on aircraft.
I always found when lurking around , that RAF Marham, seemed to be more tatty than RAF Honnington, and could never figure out why they removed jets from Honnington and not Marham.
Mind you RAF Police dogs at Marham were good, they picked up my scent 400 metres away !
Just imagine Windsor Davies arriving in Heaven, surrounded by golden harps, fluffy clouds and angels with wings. Oh, the poofery!
Good call that made me laugh 👍🏼
glad i met him when i did i asked him for an autograph he so polite and signed his name even got a shopkeeper to take a photo of us together
My late dad met him in the late 70s..Windsor went to a pub in Beaumaris where my late grandad worked and my dad came in and Windsor asked my dad if he would like a drink with him! So Windsor, my dad and my grandad all had a drink together 😊
Cheers mate - RIP a good man by all accounts.
I think, in my infinite wisdom, that I will show this to my Air Cadet Squadron when I go on duty tonight
please post the response!
We have lost a one of our favourite actors they don't make Em like this anymore
I could imagine the faces of the 5th floor if they were to see this today.Windsor does this this in the best way possible.I’m pretty sure those who have watched this will have remembered it and still do this day.
RIP Windsor Davies. A lovely man instructing the lovely boys of the Royal Hair Force how stay safe. Stand at ease Sgt Major. I’ll shout you a pint in the upstairs NAAFI. Dismissed.
And to thing 4 years after this was made, I did my first solo man A see off as an LAC in has 67. Now long flattened. Superb quality transfer of the film, I only ever saw it as a poor quality SSVC VHS transfer.
First few minutes and I’m hooked. Thanks for posting this.
Thank you Windsor Davies was a brilliant actor! It aint half hot mum introduced me to him and I loved him in Never the twain!.
Look for carry on England, he is in full on Sgt major mode 😂
@@andrewjohnston4127 Yeah I forgot about that
Remember that video. Got it as part on my working on a has site training on my first posting to a Tonka Squadron..
Nice little day out at Marham for Windsor there. Thanks for the memories of the TACEVAL's. I won't be sleeping tonight...
''Bomb bullet and rocket-proof''. What is interesting and somewhat ironic is that just 2 years later, the very same Tornados along with Buccaneers were punching holes in Iraqi hardened aircraft shelters with 1,000lb Paveway LGB's.
Psychological proof.
LGBS? So the they can be beat by a bunch of poofs?
@@mucusmembrane1444 LOL In any other context, this would be so wrong. But context is everything.
What a wonderful gem! Thanks for posting.
What an absolute Star WD was. Full of Welsh character. I fondly remember watching these training vids on my annual GDT ( Ground Defence Training) courses which included the range and the CS chamber. I especially love the 80's sound track to them.That synthesiser sound that they all had just brings me right back to being an 'Erk.
The Battery Sergeant Major would have been right at home in the Australian Army. RIP Sir!
Fantastic Upload
I served in the RAF from 1976 - 86 and was never shown this film or knew about it? SHOULDERS BACK lovely boy! Great to see the old Victors and Tornados!
Humor always adds to the memory retention of an audience.
Bow to him and thankies for having posted it... admittedly a peculiar piece of history - nevertheless an important lesson to the ever-at-their-smartphone-looking generation...
You know, I can totally see the Sargeant Major somehow still living and active in the 1980s. (possibly too dedicated or stubborn to let old age catch up to him)
Me too.
Thank you for sharing this! RiP Windsor Davies
Brilliant. What memories
A wonderfull man, still missed. A truely unforgettable safety film.
He was filming Never The Twain at the time this was made
Good old Windsor Davies. Great voice. Unique. Cheers uploader.
i really miss him, he was so funny. God rest him
Thanks mate, good share
The moral of that story - DON'T leave a Landrover parked next to the doors of such a aircraft hangar. Otherwise it's likely to cost you a bundle in Cab Fares! 😂😂😂😂😂
A very heffective film about hairyplanes in the hair force.
Wise words from the great Windsor Davies.The guy is a Legend.
Classic. Why didn’t we squaddies get training films like that?
You didn't get one like Dr Fod and Miss Wayward Body either? th-cam.com/video/W6r7gtuKa4g/w-d-xo.html
Nobody gets a training film like that anymore!
Because SSVC sucked dick
We watch loads of black adder goes forth in training lessons
He was so brilliant sad he's not with us still 😢
It's impossible not to crack a grin at least once.
Nowadays what's on our television sets are minor in comparison to 80's our heritage was dwarfed by them so called international affairs. Thank you Mr Palmer for digging out this treasure.
"Dinner for two in Swaffam" 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
+Justin Palmer,
Thank you so much for posting this.
It's terribly sad a comic genius has departed to the stage in the sky. I know RAF Marham, having spent 9 years there in total with The Royal Engineers and The Royal Air Force.
I'm sure he'll be whipping them into shape up there!
MOVE YA 'SELF!!!
Left right left right!😆😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Jonathan Seth-Smith
Looks like Marham as I was posted there briefly a bit later? Think they showed us this over at Brueggen in 89 or 90? At least I remember seeing Winsor Davies in something about H&S or FOD. Think he may have done a few different RAF Safety documentaries?
Rest in peace Windsor, you will be missed. ✌️😇
Thanks for uploading, really enjoyed it.
Love it! Thanks for posting....
I expect it was the 3 Nancy boys who gave this video the thumbs down
this one likes it
Up to 6 now ,what a blatent display of poofery !!
6 Nancy boys now. The first 3 must have shown this to their partners!
SHUT UP!! You Pofferter
My Rasman would have been in his element watching this, they must have gone to the same school !! On the double, that includes you Smith.
@Jonah Mansel
Windsor Davies was an amazing actor he had a great talent for making ppl laugh RIP sant major
I met Windsor Davis a few times during the filming of this at RAF Marham. 1988.
What a great actor and very funny man. R.I.P. Windsor. Once passed me outside Cardiff market but I wish I'd had a chance to chat to you
This whizzes me back 35 years.
I have seen a few safety films but not that one.
How cool was that.
The old Sgt. Major brought a smile to me today.
Love it The Royal Hair Force and Hairy planes. Made me chuckle, as I am ex-RAF.
A great film by “Thee Royal Hair Farce”. “Lally boys”.
Am sure he said Thee Royal Airey Force ""
I think the hair rope lane is a bit like the hard shoulder on an heirs trip.
What a brilliant video,thanks for posting.
I'm watching this with tears in my eyes, 1) it's extremely funny, 2) my father was on the development team of the Tornado and many other RAF planes of the, 50s, 60s and 70s.
Rest In Peace Sir.
May God look after you in Heaven and remembered Forever
Still using the Turtle helmet lol, I was issued the MK6 in 1987 & the Guardroom still had the Turtle in use then !
I always liked Windsor Davies performances RIP Mr Davies
Great stuff. Do you have any more to share?