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Get a life and you won’t notice planes
11:14am Monday 12th May 2008
sir - With regards to your recent letters, who is this Roger Nall and what is a chartered psychologist?
Since the Second World War, the majority of battles have been won in the sky.
To do this pilots need practice.
Locally, there has been a research radar base which helped win the war and has helped win others since.
As a psychologist Nall states that OAPs find the low level flights difficult and distressing. How did they cope when they were young in war time?
Also, isn't it funny no youngster is complaining!
My answer is to get a life and do something useful, then you wouldn't hear the noise.
P Hine, Worcester.
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