The formidable Red Arrows, based at RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire, have provided their reaction to an unconventional tribute act hailing from Devon, aptly named the ‘Red Barrows’. This unique ensemble, passionately inspired by the renowned aerobatic showmanship of the Red Arrows, have replaced planes with wheelbarrows in their performances. Their displays consist of remarkable feats such as navigating ramps and successfully traversing through a flaming hoop. Flt Lt Ollie Suckling, Red 9, and Flt Lt Dustin Wales, Red 5, both serving at our local RAF base, delivered a light-hearted critique of the inventive routine demonstrated by the Red Barrows. This article has been reworked from an original report by www.bbc.com, as featured in The Lincoln Post.
Red Arrows Pilots from Lincolnshire React to Devon’s Red Barrows
Flt Lts Ollie Suckling and Dustin Wales, or Red 9 and Red 5, give a review of Devon’s Red Barrows.
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