So Lou, which is of course Welsh for Acton, not Cheers in French twice. Thanks to both

Drew Pritchard and Gary Robert Jones for pointing that out to us on Twitter. Well James

Holland and I both back at Chisegate's Q today we plenty get stuck into. And in fact

because we recorded this in the middle of the late August heatwave we are in my small

city garden here the only thing lacking is I haven't lit the barbecue otherwise this

would actually be a perfect place to go. It's actually no it looks great and what's

really adding to it is the line of US World War II chinos on the washing line now. I mean

good job. I'll lay that on specially for you James. But I know that. Before we get cracking

some stuff we thought you might be interested in. Yes good morning everyone. You may have

heard us ex-stalling the virtues of the somewhat ignored Bristol bow fighter recently.

Well Aiman Hamilton got in touch via Twitter to say love hashtag we have ways. Thank you

very much Aiman and love James heaping deserved praise on the bow fighter. Thank you again.

But he neglected to mention its contribution to the Pacific. What you like. Oh I'm so sorry.

Bowie was the first really good aircraft to equip the RAAF as well Australian Air Force

in New Guinea and was devastating on Cacoda and the battle of the Bismarck seat.

Absolutely. I think Aiman put up a path a reel from YouTube about the battle of Bismarck

C which was just fantastic. So all this stuff of Japanese shipping be attacked and then

you know the editing of the time where suddenly you've got a bloke pressing the trigger on

his joystick. It was obviously none of it all happening at once like cut together. And

then at the end of the footage there's this really brilliant bit with an American pilot

and an Australian pilot and they said they go well I think what we saw there was the

virtue team work in the Australian game. That's right and that's right. Cool. Everyone did

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