The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team - The Red Arrows (1981) by Arthur Gibson

This movie was converted from a VHS tape from the 80's. Enjoy!

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Description by Mike Everitt, taken from:
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The music 'Fly' and 'Hypercharge' are both taken from Mood Music LP's - these are for use in TV and Film productions and are not available to the General Public. 'Fly' is played by the O. D. S. Band who are better known in their native Germany as The Oliver Dwight Sound.

'Hypercharge' is one of many superlative compositions from the pens of session-men Malcolm Ironton and Frances Monkman.

The Red Arrows - The aerobatic team of The Royal Air Force formed in 1965 flying the Hawker Siddeley Gnat trainer. In 1980 the team equipped with the RAF's new advanced and tactical trainer, the British Aerospace Hawk.

The display season each year sees The Red Arrows appearing in more than 100 public displays thoughtout Britain and Europe. The team consists of nine pilots and a spare Hawk is flown to venues by the team manager whose duties include team administration and giving the commentary at displays - he does not replace any of the pilots.

The Film "The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team - The Red Arrows" was made by Arthur Gibson and Norman Pealing and produced by Image in Industry Ltd.

Arthur Gibson won the C. P. Robertson Memorial Trophy in 1981 for this film and for his outstanding aviation photography. This trophy is awarded by the Air Public Relations Association to someone whose constant effort has been the interpretation of the Royal Air Force to the public.

Since the film was transmitted we have had many enquiries for a record of the music - so here it is. We would like to thank the Peer International and KPM Music Libraries for their co-operation in producing this recording.
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