Video showing M18-1 clip from Brian Iles's film of his return flight from RAF Jever to Bulawayo, Africa in his Miles M-18 light aircraft July 1954..   This clip shows the Station Commander Group Captain Powell-Sheddon arriving at the hangar to see off Brian Iles and Sandy Sanderson.   It shows them packing the aircraft, a shot of the open cockpit and instruments, the Miles M-18 being pushed out of the hangar, Sandy on one wing tip, the Station Commander receiving a 93 Sqn crest, "pep talk" before strapping in and the prop being swung to start the engine, the taxy out, take-off and low flypast. Miles M-18:   The Miles M-18 was intended as a successor to the Magister, it was a two-seat low wing monoplane featuring a tricycle undercarriage.   The first of two prototypes flew in 1938.   However, the type did not enter production.   (Thanks to "The Encyclopedia of Aircraft" by Robert Jackson). There is no sound with this clip.   This clip runs for 2 mins 12 secs. (Thanks to Toby Iles for original film.)