Flying and fame at RFC Rendcomb

PUBLISHED: 12:27 16 August 2011 | UPDATED: 19:51 20 February 2013

Breitling Wingwalkers Stella Guilding and Sarah Tanner in action.

RFC Rendcomb played host to a fabulous fundraising event in aid of Help for Heroes. Guests were wowed by an air display featuring the Breitling Wingwalkers, the SWIP team, the Pitts Pair and a special appearance from a 1942 MKii B Hurricane.

Peter Teichman pilots a 1942 Hurricane MKii B.

RFC Rendcomb played host to a fabulous fundraising event in aid of Help for Heroes. Guests were wowed by an air display featuring the Breitling Wingwalkers, the SWIP team, the Pitts Pair and a special appearance from a 1942 MKii B Hurricane piloted by Peter Teichman of the Hangar 11 collection. The air display was accompanied by a performance from the band of the Royal Air Force College. A three-course supper was served in the Pancho Barn followed by a performance from the legendary jazz man Georgie Fame.

Photography by Shaun Thompson

Flying and fame at RFC Rendcomb

The Pitts Pair Richard Grace and Dave Puleston flying Pitts Specials.

The band of the Royal Air Force College.

The SWIP team pilots Guy Westage and Peter Wells in action.

Breitling Wingwalkers Stella Guilding in action.

Mathew Little conducts the band of the Royal Air Force College.

A 1937 De Havilland DH90A Dragonfly C/N 7526.

Delia Westgate with Sally and Kirsty Wells.

The SWIP team pilots Guy Westgate and Peter Wells.

Breitling Wingwalkers Stella Guilding (left) and Sarah Tanner (right) with Mathew Little and Andrew Taylor of the band of the Royal Air Force College.

Olivia and Beth Cook with a model of one of the Breitling Wingwalkers aeroplanes.

Lt Col Dan Bailey, Amy Bailey, Claire Trehearne and Edward Trehearne.

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