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RAF Kinloss Officers' Mess - Final Dining In Night
Dear Pruners,

Following the SDSR decision to cancel the MRA 4 and close RAF Kinloss, the Officers' Mess will close on 31 Dec 11, 3 months earlier than originally planned. As a result, the final Dining-In-Night will take place on Friday 18th November 2011.

There will be a maximum attendance of 210 and the cost will be £25/head. All past Mess Members are invited to join us. Anyone wishing to attend should contact Dave Wilkie (david.wilkie775@mod.uk) for further information.

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