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Old 24th May 2015, 22:58
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Warmtoast
 
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Beagle

I know what you mean, but as long as they do the job OK why worry?

Photo taken at Gan in 1958 (42-miles south of the equator) , so it must be hot!



Danny
OK it's 13-years after your WW2 stint in the Far East, but this 1958 photo pic shows how elegantly sartorial the RAF Nav wearing his white flying overalls of this Ceylon - Gan air-bridge Valetta is compared to his RNZAF counterpart wearing KD with slacks under the wing of the RNZAF Freighter at Gan as seen in the photo at the bottom. I assume the individually "tailored" white flying overalls were Changi village specials.





Compare with Sgt Henry Moon NCO i/c ASF Gan as he greeted the arrival of the aircraft c/w with greasy rag and probably a spanner in his back pocket!


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