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A low-altitude roar from a true WWII legend! ✈️ 🇬🇧
Watch closely as this rare Spitfire tears across the airfield in a roaring low pass, showing off its unmistakable silhouette!
This spectacular clip captures the Supermarine Spitfire Mk XIV (RM927) executing a high-speed grass-level pass. Powered by the roaring Rolls-Royce Griffon engine driving a massive 5-bladed propeller, this late-war fighter variant was built for sheer speed and tactical reconnaissance. Hearing that legendary Griffon engine scream as it passes right over the crowd is an unforgettable experience for any warbird fan!
Does any WWII fighter sound better than a Griffon-powered Spitfire tearing past on a low pass?
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@Cantona_Collars A+ all day long. The greatest player of my younger days. Every lad in school wanted to be George Best! Saw him a few times at OT. One of those players who made tge stadium really buzz when he got the ball. Awesome player and a great shame his career ended early.
@nickbro76777852 Can't wait, bring them on. Man Vic in the old days was a superb place to whileaway an afternoon spotting, esp. when the Deltics were rostered for transpennine duties.
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@Cantona_Collars Controversial i'm sure, but for me the most allround exciting player to watch since George Best. A personnal view of course, but when he took the ball it did deliver an almost electric response in the stands.