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Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

30th May 2014, 14:58

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Posted By Wander00

We had a flt cdr pilot on 360 in the late 60s,...

We had a flt cdr pilot on 360 in the late 60s, whom I have subsequently learned was on nuclear sampling, and allegedly committed suicide as a result of radiation sickness. His widow has been seen in...

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

20th Mar 2013, 08:57

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Posted By Wander00

Luke - I flew WD935 to Wroughton in about 1967 -...

Luke - I flew WD935 to Wroughton in about 1967 - that was in black and grey. Nose is now in a museum somewhere. Reckoned to be sixth Canberra built and at one time was a LABS and missile test aircraft

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

23rd Mar 2012, 13:31

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Posted By Wander00

Options 770 reminds me of two experiences. I was...

Options 770 reminds me of two experiences. I was a(the on ly") first tourist on 360 when it formed, having been given a slightly truncated "Strike" course at Bassingbourn. About a year in with the...

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

27th Feb 2012, 21:23

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Posted By Wander00

Longer Ron - thanks - we were around at different...

Longer Ron - thanks - we were around at different times

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Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

27th Feb 2012, 08:47

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Posted By Wander00

Longer ron - can you check you PMs please - I...

Longer ron - can you check you PMs please - I think we may have been on 360 at the same time. Cheers

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

2nd Feb 2012, 20:02

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Posted By Wander00

Confusion over the "jettison" switch for the...

Confusion over the "jettison" switch for the nav's hatch was the likely cause of Lt Norman Lake's sadly fatal acident in the T4 at Watton in 1967 or 68

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