the world’s last flying Vulcan, dwarfed the Mk XIX Spitfire during a flypast, this took place at Bass Rock, an island in the Firth of Forth in the east of Scotland, after an air show at RAF Leuchars last weekend, at 645mph, the Vulcan easily outstrips the Spitfire, which last flew operationally during the Second World War at a top speed of 460mph, British and Proud of it!
Sunday, 20 September 2009
Only In Britain,
could you see the sight below,
the world’s last flying Vulcan, dwarfed the Mk XIX Spitfire during a flypast, this took place at Bass Rock, an island in the Firth of Forth in the east of Scotland, after an air show at RAF Leuchars last weekend, at 645mph, the Vulcan easily outstrips the Spitfire, which last flew operationally during the Second World War at a top speed of 460mph, British and Proud of it!
the world’s last flying Vulcan, dwarfed the Mk XIX Spitfire during a flypast, this took place at Bass Rock, an island in the Firth of Forth in the east of Scotland, after an air show at RAF Leuchars last weekend, at 645mph, the Vulcan easily outstrips the Spitfire, which last flew operationally during the Second World War at a top speed of 460mph, British and Proud of it!
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