A chat with a Buccaneer nav

[mikeyoung1801]

I interviewed a Buccaneer nav earlier this year and found the stories fascinating and i am now looking for a Buc pilot to have a chat with. Check it out and if anyone can point me in the right direction that would be great!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQEqOAjLP0E

RQEqOAjLP0E

[57mm]

Hi Mike, PM me and I can give you a steer.

[Sanf]

Hi Mike, my step-dad is ex Buccaneer, 16 sqd, CFI on 237 then final OC 237. Drop me a PM if you're interested and I'll see if he is happy to chat.

[pr00ne]

Buccaneer aircrew internet dating?

[Chugalug2]

Fascinating to listen to David Herriot describing his thoughts and recollections, principally about the Buccaneer of course. It illustrated well the strengths and weaknesses of the format in my view. Yes, you get the word direct from the horse's mouth as it were, but that word is necessarily off the top of his head (must bail out of these conflicting mixed metaphors now!) and much gets missed out or is even misspoken.

We have the ultimate medium here on PPRuNe I think. Threads such as "Obtaining an RAF Pilots Brevet in WWII" and the like are a gold mine of direct evidence for future historians to excavate (Oh God, it's happening again!).

Don't get me wrong, OP. You are capturing memories that might otherwise go unrecorded and offering them in an easily accessible way, so well done and thank you! But I'm sure that you agree that the more there is then the better. In that regard I'm pleased that DH is think of writing his own memoirs, if only for the sake of his family history. That is where most such memoirs begin, but in these days of digital media we are all in a sense a part of that family now.

[45-25-25]

Buccaneer Pilot. Mike I have emailed you with a suggestion.

[jindabyne]

DH. Memoirs? I'll send him a fag packet!