Something of a sad reflection on the Forum - that there have been no responses to your thread.
I am only posting now - because I went for 'Last Orders' when it had finished.
Marvelous programme - well, put together, and an absolutely 'in simpatico' presenter in John Sergeant.
Sergeant also did an equally enthralling documentary to mark the 75th anniversary of the Spitfire - a couple of years ago.
Something of a sad reflection on the Forum - that there have been no responses to your thread.I am only posting now - because I went for 'Last Orders' when it had finished.Marvelous programme - well, put together, and an absolutely 'in simpatico' pre
I must confess that I didn't see the programme but I was obviously doing something else. It is a bit naughty to suggest that a lack of reply is, in some way, a sad reflection on forum members. What 'replies' would you like to see? "Ooh! What a lovely aero!" or maybe "It could carry loads of bombs and stuff." Or perhaps a more sedate comment into into the different mindsets between the Luftwaffe's twin-engined close-support policy and the long-range, four-engined strategic aircraft of Bomber Command.
I have no idea why the OP found it so fascinating because he doesn't say. It could shown the history of that time from a myriad of viewpoints.
I must confess that I didn't see the programme but I was obviously doing something else.It is a bit naughty to suggest that a lack of reply is, in some way, a sad reflection on forum members. What 'replies' would you like to see? "Ooh! What a lovely