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About me - Regular guy. British. Student. The Facts: Linguist - French and Spanish. Sporty - Running and Tennis. Adrenaline Junky - Skydiving. I'm currently studying A Levels in the South of England. (Spanish, French, History and Politics) Military: I come from a military family and wish to serve Queen and Country. Going to RMAS after University (Army Scholarship gained in April 2012), and I hope to join the PWRR. Want to know anything else? Hoping to join the military too? Just fancy a chat? Then message me!

lon3trav3ler: de Havilland Mosquito

lon3trav3ler:

de Havilland Mosquito

sobrecafeinado: Ariel - Femjoy

sobrecafeinado:

Ariel - Femjoy

bryskye: “Fighter Friday”, a hashtag inspired to me by the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight on Twitter (@RAFBBMF)This is a Typhoon over the Palm in Dubai, via Ace Combat Assault Horizon Enhanced Edition for the PC.There is actually a real photo of an RAF Typhoon overflying the Palm in Dubai which is where the idea came from.[link]I thought I’d make it a bit more… ‘staged’ though.

bryskye:

“Fighter Friday”, a hashtag inspired to me by the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight on Twitter (@RAFBBMF)

This is a Typhoon over the Palm in Dubai, via Ace Combat Assault Horizon Enhanced Edition for the PC.

There is actually a real photo of an RAF Typhoon overflying the Palm in Dubai which is where the idea came from.
[link]
I thought I’d make it a bit more… ‘staged’ though.

panzerbjoern: Dreamy. 

panzerbjoern:

Dreamy. 

wild-n-sexy: See more at wild-n-sexy.tumblr.com

wild-n-sexy:

See more at wild-n-sexy.tumblr.com

nnarb: “This photograph was taken on Jan. 31, 1941, during a nightime air raid carried out by the Royal Air Force above Brest, France. It gives a graphic impression of what flak and anti-aircraft looks like from the air. In the period of three to four seconds during which the shutter remained open, the camera clearly captured the furious gunfire. The fine lines of light show the paths of tracer shells, and the broader lines are those of heavier guns. Factories and other buildings can be seen below.” (x)

nnarb:

“This photograph was taken on Jan. 31, 1941, during a nightime air raid carried out by the Royal Air Force above Brest, France. It gives a graphic impression of what flak and anti-aircraft looks like from the air. In the period of three to four seconds during which the shutter remained open, the camera clearly captured the furious gunfire. The fine lines of light show the paths of tracer shells, and the broader lines are those of heavier guns. Factories and other buildings can be seen below.”

(x)