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I remember an exercise out at NTC in the eighties. We were hull down in a gulley (oops, wadi, sorry), when a F-4 buzzed us and blew our camo net down. I swear I could have reached up and touched it. No picture. It was beyond the horizon in the time it takes to read this.
 
If I remember correctly, that was taken at Elvington, near York, which is now the site of the Yorkshire Air Museum, home to the Halifax re-creation (Friday 13th), with the Museum housed in some of the preserved, original WW2 buildings, hangar and control tower.
 
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