Steve Warner from Hampshire 

Posted at 11:31pm on Monday, June 7th, 2010

Aimed mainly at "Jack Rogerson from Middlesex" - my father, Neil Warner, who sadly recently passed away, was also at Weybridge during the TSR2 project and not too long ago said that he worked on the aircraft. Just wondering if you remember the name....?

Neil Wallace from Ashford Kent 

Posted at 11:26am on Thursday, May 27th, 2010

Thanks for rembering a quite brilliant aircraft. I am deeply disapointed that our early government destroyed such a thing of beauty, also deprived me the chance of being TSR2 ground crew instead of the Canberra PR9's I worked on at Wyton. Keep up the great work in her memory. She still brings a tear to my eye whenever I see images of her in the air.

Ron Fellows from Preston, Lancashire 

Posted at 10:07am on Sunday, May 2nd, 2010

Thanks for keeping the memory of such a wonderful aircraft alive. I missed seeing the TSR2 flying - I moved to Lancashire much later - but having seen the gestation of the Tornado and Typhoon at BAe Warton, I can imagine what it would have been like seeing TSR2s flitting about local skies. Marvellous :-)

ron van der Mark from The Netherlands 

Posted at 4:49pm on Saturday, April 24th, 2010

From my 8th I am a airplane enthousiast and the amongst the most beautiful aircraft with sleek clean lines is certainly the TSR2. Like the Valkery XB70 and the Concorde. Brilliant white, like a virgin and never dropped bombs. Maybe it sounds stupid but such aircraft will live forever.

geoff t ball from england 

Posted at 9:42am on Friday, April 9th, 2010

as a young boy i used to holiday on my uncles farm wich was situated adjacent to the runway were the tsr2 was tested i will never forget the awsome power of the engines as the wonderful craft flew 50ft over my head and accelerated out over the irish sea the wash from the jets made my whole body turn to jelly with the vibration what a disgraceful waste this was the finest aircfaft of its era and probably would still be gracing the skies today if not for that useless goverment they just never learn.

Stephen Robson from Bournemouth 

Posted at 10:58pm on Sunday, April 4th, 2010

Does anyone do talks on TSR2 who could visit Lyndhurst or Christchurch. I am speaker secretary for New Forest Aviation Group and the Christchurch Aviation Society

Jack Rogerson from Middlesex 

Posted at 9:23pm on Thursday, March 11th, 2010

I worked on the TSR-2 at Weybridge for about one year, just before it was scrapped.I was seconded from English Electric at Samlesbury.If anyone would like to get in touch, please do.
Jack

Bob Griffin from N Wales 

Posted at 11:29am on Friday, March 5th, 2010

Always loved TSR2 and very bitter about the cancellation. Listning to Dennis Healey deny ordering the scrapping, if he did not then who did.

She who must be obeyed bought me the Airfix 1/48 for Christmas, will be doing it as what if Empire Flying School.

Jacqui Gausden from Bury St. Edmunds 

Posted at 1:49pm on Thursday, February 18th, 2010

Lesley, I met you and your wife when I visited his nursing home recently with my two small daughters just after your uncle had sadly passed away. Although I didn't know him for very long, I thought he was such a lovely man, a real gentleman and really interesting to talk to. He will be very much missed and only wish he had had more time with us. Thank you for taking the time to speak to me about him and wish both you and your wife very well.

Denise Tooke from suffolk 

Posted at 12:55am on Sunday, February 14th, 2010

Hello Lesley, i too would love to know more about your uncle Leslie, he is a lovely man