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Saturday, 19 July 2008
10:51 - Farnborough 2008
More to come later, but for now a picture of the finest jet bombers to have graced the skies. The Avro Vulcan, Britain's cold war nuclear force's back bond, and a veteran of the Falklands war, where a Vulcan lead force carried out the longest range bombing mission on record, reaching half way around the globe.
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