Flight Lieutenant Alan Pollock

 

When the British government decided cuts to RAF funding in 1968

and not to celebrate at all the RAF’s 50th anniversary of the skies

Flight Lieutenant Alan Pollock became angry and protested that

saying that would not be good enough for the Royal Air Force

 

so in his RAF way he decided to tell the government to sod off

and he decided that it would very illegal and fitting to protest

by flying his Hawker Hunter jet fighter through Tower bridge

for which he was promptly arrested, scolded and respected.

 

A.G. Munson

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