Defence Helicopter
All change for the Army's Blue Eagles
The British Army's world famous helicopter display team, The Blue Eagles, is to disband for 2009 because of operational commitments.
The Middle Wallop based team, will be replaced by a solo Lynx display and a limited number of Apache displays at just eight major events in 2009, due to ...
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