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That was 1980 and the name of the 1 hour documentaire is 'Orange est vert'.Excellent! Must have been over 30 years or so ago, but once I saw a documentary on a french F1 squadron, no clue anymore what exactly about, only know it ended with a (fake?) bird strike. Anyway, ever since been a fan of the aircraft.
It was shot on Orange indeed, knew that! Didn't know it was shot in 80, for sure that wasn't when i watched it but thanks for the title, I'm gonna try and see if I can find it somewhere. I know I must have it on a betamax videotape somewhere... lolThat was 1980 and the name of the 1 hour documentaire is 'Orange est vert'.
