Heading outside on a very blustery day we take a walk on the landing strip which this summer will be home to 1000 of spectators as the collection takes to the air.

The Shuttleworth collection is home to two of the world’s oldest flying Edwardian aircraft, made of cloth and wood they paved the way for pilots of the future.

Richard Hutchinson visited for 'On-Tour.'

'Hal Stewart will be welcoming the Secret Sergeant again on Saturday for the last ever 'Walken on the Air'. For the past few months you have been submitting completely made-up and ridiculous Fake Football Facts which have then been read out by BFBS's Secret Sergeant (a genuine Sergeant who's identity remains a closely guarded secret for purely legitimate embarrassment reasons) in the style of American actor Christopher Walken. Now Hal's asking you to get in touch for the final time with the last ever edition of 'Walken on the Air' so email [email protected] with your made up Footy nonsense and the best 3 will make the show on Saturday. Click the link to hear the last edition. Tune into 'The Saturday Show' with Hal every Saturday 2-6pm UK time on BFBS.

Charlene Guy was joined by Lewis and Stephen from the new BFBS Radio comedy series. They did a brilliant impression of Terry Wogan!

Heading behind the massive doors of a second hanger Richard Hutchinson tracks down one of the original fighyer aircraft from the First World War.

'On-Tour' continues with a visit to The Shuttleworth Collection. There are over 50 flying aircraft from the dawn of aviation through both World Wars. Our guide for the week is Chief Engineer Jean-Michel Munn.

The tour begins in one of the aircraft hangers tracing the history of this unique collection.

Heading to the lowest deck on HMS Belfast we head into the engine room, and meet an engineer who worked on ships similar to HMS Belfast to find out what is was like in this hot and noisy environment.

A battleship of HMS Belfast’s size had a sizeable medical team on board and today we take a visit to the sick bay where along with daily injuries the surgeons even had a full operating theatre.

As a Valentine's Day treat Jade Callaway welcomed US Marine SSgt Brandon Valentine of 3rd Battalion the 7th Marines into the 'Love Lounge' in Camp Bastion. For the acoustic session SSgt Valentine recorded some romantic tunes, some of his own favourites and even a mashup for the singlies. Before hearing Brandon's rendition of Train's "Marry Me" Jade wanted to find out when his love of music first started...

BFBS Radio's Charlene Guy wrote a special Valentine's Day poem for British Forces News Anchor Kate Gerbeau.

It proved so moving Kate was moved to tears!