MPX5154470: Mark Spitz, USA Olympic Champion, seven x gold medals at the 1972 Munich Olympic Games, pictured with David Wilkie, British Olympic Champion, 200 metre breaststroke 1976 Montreal Olympics. Photocall ahead of meeting in France to discuss 12 month schedule for Team Arena, pictured together in London, 19th April 1978 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5154482: Mark Spitz, USA Olympic Champion, seven x gold medals at the 1972 Munich Olympic Games, pictured with David Wilkie, British Olympic Champion, 200 metre breaststroke 1976 Montreal Olympics. Photocall ahead of meeting in France to discuss 12 month schedule for Team Arena, pictured together in London, 19th April 1978 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5154510: Prince Philip is pictured here during the recording seesion, when he took part in a BBC radio Programme called "Let's Find Out". He was questioned by four teenagers for half an hour on every possible subject. The teenagers were Susan Bucknell, 19, a student reading geography at St. Hugh's College, Oxford. Vivienne Barton, 18, a junior reporter on a Brighton newspaper, Christopher Hall, 16. a Welwyn Garden City Grammar School Boy, and David Buckness, 18, a pupil of the Haberdasher Aske School in Hertfodshire. The compere for the programme was Peter Haig. The Bucknell's are the son and daughter of "do it yourself" Bucknell. THe programme will be transmitted on the 4th April, 3pm on the Light. It is produced by David Carter. 31st March 1965 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5153156: A RAF search and rescue Westland Whirlwind helicopter, from RAF Boulmer, searches the coast near the mouth of the River Wansbeck for a missing man. One man had drowned and the other was feared dead after their 10ft dinghy capsized. Police named the missing man as David Bibbins, 30, of Railway Street, Craghead, County Durham. The dead man was not named at the time, two other men Thomas Johnson, 60, and Keith Robinson, 36, were rescued. 08/08/1977 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5153163: A RAF search and rescue Westland Whirlwind helicopter from RAF Boulmer flown by Flt-Lieut David Carey and his three man crew gave a display of air-sea rescue at the Lancester Lions Carnival. Sunday Sun photographer, Eric Burns, is the man being winched down from the helicopter. 16th July, 1977 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images
MPX5153197: A Hawker Siddleley Harrier GR 1 (Jump Jet), the world's first fixed wing vertical / short take off and landing close support aircraft, landed at St Pancras, London, in preparation for the start of the Transatlantic Air Race. Another Harrier would take off from New York in the race. It would be the first time that fixed-wing jet aircraft had operated from the hearts of any city centre. The London-New York leg of the race of over 3000 miles was flown by squadron leader Tom Lecky-Thompson, aged 34. The race was organised by the London Daily Mail. 3rd May 1969 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images