Mach One

By: Garry Hills
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  • Mach One...conversations at the speed of sound! Preserving Australia's aviation heritage. Join us in The Hangar https://themachonehangar.wordpress.com

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    Queensland Air Museum
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Episodes
  • Ep. 55: 'Free from the Bonds of the Earth' - the Australian Air League

    Ep. 55: 'Free from the Bonds of the Earth' - the Australian Air League
    Oct 16 2024
    The Australian Air League (AAL) was formed 90 years ago in 1934. What is the Air League doing today?

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    38 mins
  • Ep. 54: Barry 'Baz' Collins

    Ep. 54: Barry 'Baz' Collins
    Oct 9 2024
    From Air Force navigator and pilot to commercial captain and now glider pilot and instructor, Baz is now a volunteer QAM tour guide SimGuide in the QAM B737-800 cockpit simulator.

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    37 mins
  • Ep. 53: "Spinning inverted - we are ejecting"

    Ep. 53: "Spinning inverted - we are ejecting"
    Oct 1 2024
    In this very special episode, we hear the story, in his own words, of RAF fighter reconnaissance pilot and instructor, W. G. Netherton and his trainee pilot Paul Fisher, who were forced to elect from their out-of-control Folland Gnat jet trainer. In the studio with me is QAM volunteer guide and retired RAF fighter pilot, John Lloyd, providing expert context and Kit Netherton's daughters who introduce us to their father and recall the impact of the accident on their family.

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    35 mins

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