such a precious waterway is deplorable.” Posting online, the Action for the River Kennet charity

A Seafire war plane has taken to the skies again, 49 years after being hauled out of a scrapyard in a derelict state. The Seafire MKXVII was flown at RNAS Yeovilton, Somerset, on Tuesday after it became the latest addition to the Navy Wings Heritage Centre. The aircraft is the Royal Navy version of the Spitfire and this is the only airworthy MkXVII and one of only two flying Seafires in the world. The Seafire was discontinued in 1953 and this particular model was scrapped around the same time.It

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