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Old 28th Jul 2014, 12:28
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Job anyone? Hawk Sim Instructor

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Flight Simulator Instructor at BAE Systems
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Old 28th Jul 2014, 12:50
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Interesting that BAE is advertising. I thought that ASCENT (Lockheed Martin) was responsible for the Hawk training at Valley under UKMFTS.
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Ascent/MFTS/4 Sqn deliver training on the Hawk T2 in parallel to 208 Sqn which uses the Hawk T1. The T1 sim is run by BAe.
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Cheers BN, I forgot to make the distinction between the T1 and T2.
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Is there an age limit?
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Old 28th Jul 2014, 16:56
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You'd bring the average age down I reckon.
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newt bring the average age down? He's already an OAP!
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Thanks VStall! At least I'm qualified!
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Old 28th Jul 2014, 20:27
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Don't see an age limit! Remember Hawk T1 arriving at Brawdy AND I spent many hours in the flight sim. sorting out the acceptance procedure (and flew the a/c).
I expect that I am about to be told that I am a "silly v. old f**t and should know better - OK, you are right, but it might be worth a go!!!!
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Old 28th Jul 2014, 20:58
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you may have the qualifications Newt but you would never get passed the parole board
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Do you mean past old chap?
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Old 29th Jul 2014, 17:31
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You might all ask why there are vacancies. Perhaps 5 of the 6 instructors have left suddenly due to 'problems'
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Old 29th Jul 2014, 17:32
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'Problems'

Word on the street is that they were being asked to work their contracted hours!
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Old 29th Jul 2014, 17:40
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Word on the street is less than totally accurate.
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Word on the street seems pretty accurate when speaking to the people involved on both sides of the disagreement!
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Newt, for you not past or passed but pi**ed!
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newt's WIWOL tales certainly brightened up our sessions in the Buccaneer sim at RAF Honington back in the.... ....nearly 40 years ago!!

Whereas other....never mind, foldingwings will only moan at me again!
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Pi..ed! Moi!!! I resemble that remark Audax!

Thanks BEagle for the kind remark and reminding me just how old I am! The Buccaneer sim tour was not much fun really but I did manage to wind up plenty of senior officers! So my time was not completely wasted
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