What fun that was.

When genuine one-of-a-kind airframes are being increasingly either put outside or rendered incomplete, I think ‘one of several Vulcans but with a slightly different facility around it’ ranks low on the priority list.

There does come a point where one is forced to conclude there are more important aviation heritage causes than this, really. One of them is even in the same ownership.

Incredibly kind. Thank you. It would be nothing without our brilliant contributors.

Honestly, it’s a pleasure. I was most impressed.

Very good indeed. I couldn’t agree more. I feel the end result has been rendered more offensive, were that possible, by the rise of sanitised PR-speak as a means of describing military operations. Companies use it, defence PR people use it - and then journalists start using it without thinking why.