F+W EMMEN Vampire (N23105)

Great photo! Thank you.

Excellent picture - well captured

Hell of a shot Ken.

Old age I remember the Vampires RAF Linton on Ouse plus Sabres Hunters cold war days. Mother was a DJ for crews on standby

SUPERBE PRISE DE VUE

very cool thanks

Excellent photograph, well captured.

Its good to see someone taking good care of these vintage aircraft, it looks superb in the colour scheme.

Is the pilot Maverick?

Is the pilot Maverick?

Remember them from when I was a kid at Farnborough airshow, Black Arrow Hunters too!

Now thats a cool Picture. Good Job

Incredible image. Thanks.

First jet I ever saw. Dad was driving the 49 Plymouth, approaching interurban tracks near Vancouver Airport where the RCAF base was on Sea Island. We thought a train was coming, came to an abrubt stop, and well no tram. Just two weird looking planes roaring overhead.

Extraordinary picture given the conditions and angle. Ya gotta love the Thunderbirds team member waving from the USCG Shearwater to the pilot.

Awesome capture!!

Great shot Ken! Guess this was taken in hi-speed continuous shooting mode, what gear did you use?

@Peter West- this photo was taken with a Nikon D850 and Tamron 150-600mm G2 with a 6fps burst shot off a Manfrotto monopod.

Là, je dis bravo !!!

Nice!

Great photo, Ken. As most Dehaviland aircrafts, the design is so nice and dekicate. IO remember having see two of these Vampires flying over Québec City on a WW 1 Memorial day in the early '50s.
Glad to see ther is at least one still flying today.

The Border is over there mate. You are out of your depth. I'd trade that in for a F16.

@Jim Castello; you can't fight with what you DON'T have -- gota use what you do

I don't see how I missed this incredible photo..........but I did.

I must have been sick that week or something when you submitted it.

Anyone else notice the Thunderbird pilot on the boat?

Great catch Josh.