Nigel Farage visits the old RAF base in Tangmere on Farage at Large

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'It's the kind of history people really ought to know about.'
Nigel Farage visits the old RAF base in Tangmere - now the Tangmere military aviation museum - and speaks with RAF veteran David Lott about some of the local history.
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3 авг 2022

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@orkneyancestor2059 Год назад

If only children were taught this history.

@chazsach6594 Год назад

The word "Hero" is very much overused these days, but those people really did earn the title HERO.

@stuartmenziesfarrant Год назад

Excellent, definitely worth a visit!

@robertpoole2667 Год назад

absolutely Nigel. Very interesting & what a heart moving story of that young man Sergeant Denis Noble. At 20 and a Sergeant pilot he must have been a talented young man indeed. Shame for his parents. Rest in peace now.

@marcandsebe Год назад

Nigel is such a brilliant presenter from Talking Pints to this.

@copferthat Год назад

Quite right Nige, this is OUR history and every child should know-all about it.

@namesake-mx9nl Год назад

I will definately visit this museum . I visited RAF Hendon in North London just a few weeks ago . Reading about the men and women who sacrificed themselves for us is heartbreaking , many of those who lost their lives were in their early twenties , it's difficult to comprehend the fear and courage of those who died for us .

@Parawingdelta2 Год назад

My wife and I took a train trip (little bit of a walk too) from Hounslow to Hendon on a visit from Australia a few years ago. Great place. Almost missed the world war 1 exhibits in the adjacent building.

@alistaircampbell9960 Год назад

My wife and I visited this museum just this week and it was a truly interesting and worthwhile visit. The volunteers were helpful and ready with lots of information. I can't recommend it enough. I can't help feeling the just stop oil brigade and others like them should be forced to go round the museum and read about what fighting for your country really means. We are in nothing like the danger now that we were in WWII and they should be rejoicing that life in the UK is as good as it is.

@davidbarlow350 Год назад

What would these pilots have thought about their sacrifice if they could have seen how the politicians have engineered an invasion through the back door via Dover?

@captainbuggernut9565 Год назад

I would say stop trying to use their sacrifice to advance your political aims. You don't know what they thought. Stop pretending you do.

@garagenigel Год назад

@@captainbuggernut9565 they wouldn't be happy with what we have at the moment.....fact!

@mijicmugendo Год назад

@@garagenigel Do you think it was only British people that fought defending Britain in the battle of Britain ?

@bertiescunsbutch9323 Год назад

@@mijicmugendo We all know the truth that many peoples from other nations fought on our side, ive never met anyone who has a problem with it and does not know it, we are grateful , unless you have been hiding indoors most of your life, but at the same time the left can't help but sneer at any pride in our armed forces and what they managed to achieve in the end. .

@mijicmugendo Год назад

@@bertiescunsbutch9323 Well no, non British people that fought to defend Britain where ignored for decades and your armed forces didn't achive anything on it own.

@ianbrown2808 Год назад

This should be taught in our schools 🇬🇧instead of genda isues

@captainbuggernut9565 Год назад

An excellent visit. Many people sacrificed during WW2 to make our victory possible against a right wing, fascist regime. We all need to be on our guard against such agitatiors who want to play the immigrant/racist/religious card.

@lynnecromack4933 Год назад

True, but I dont think it was a right-wing facsist regime. More like a Far-Left one. Fascism has it roots in hard communism.

@simonmuhamed1071 Год назад

we have a left wing fascist regime now. They also play the immigrant, racist and religious card, if you question anything about illegal immigration and the negative impact it has on local communities and the country as a whole, or you dare to talk about anyone with a protected status in less than praise worthy way then you will be arrested for hate speech.

@simonmuhamed1071 Год назад

These guy's never encountered 'trigger warnings, diversity quota's, positive discrimination or gender neutral language' whilst in the military, these are people of real strength and bravery. Today a man can wear a skirt in the army if he so identifies as a woman, appearance doesn't matter any more, along with discipline it's been repackaged as 'oppressive'. I bet these guys at their age would still protect our shores, Dover could do with a hand. I would get to this museum quick, you can't rely on our history to remain with us at the rate of how it's being deliberately being rewritten by authors/political activists and vandals.

@chazsach6594 Год назад

Look what happened at the Cenotaph by the BLM movement while our pathetic police just stood by and watched.

@christophernewman5027 Год назад

These men died for their country, their town, their families. They didn't sign up to fight Fascism or any other "ism". They were patriots. Theirs was a fantastic generation, my parent's generation. Was their sacrifice worth it, in the long run?

@Parawingdelta2 Год назад

My father was in the RAF from 1937 to 1972. Mother was in the RAF during the war and my brother served for over twenty years. All gone now but I still have a daughter carrying on the legacy in the Royal Australian Air Force over fifteen years service and two overseas deployments. The sad thing was at a centenary celebration in 2020, they focused mainly on trans gender equity and racial diversity as well as recognising the 'significant' contribution of Australian aboriginals in the air force. Not sure what that is exactly but there we have it.

@mrboaty7162 Год назад

Lord help us if we have to rely on the current generation of woke kids to defend us . I’ll agree there are many that are very capable and would take up arms but it’s the sheer number of woke kids that scares me , we would not be able to raise enough capable people to defend ourselves . You can imagine half of them would run terrified from the beaches cus they have a shellfish allergy or wouldn’t go into a field because their gluten intolerant ! And God help them when the enemy uses the wrong pronoun , they’ll collapse in tears. We are truely a divided and broken country. But wasn’t that the plan all along ! All hail Klaus , his forebears may have failed but this new tactic is working a treat .

@chazsach6594 Год назад

I agree, but the way we treat our ex service personal would you lay your life on the line for this shite country?

@joeblogs5163 Год назад

Weres a dingy in the museum, for the dingy invasion, and not one shot fired?

@vikingsax271 Год назад

Just switched to Headliners, comments disabled, Mr Dolen again , switched off again, GBNews, get rid of this presenter please, he is an embarrassment for you.