Army air corp logbooks.

[jonnyloove]

Hell all..

I am hoping someone is able to help.

I am coming to the end of my current logbook and have been out a while.

Does anyone have any spare for sale Army aircrew logbooks two if possible.

Happy pay or making donation.

Thanks to all.

[diginagain]

It should be the same one as the RAF-issue.

[Two's in]

Used to be the RAF Flying Log Book, RAF Form 414. You just crossed out the "Pasties eaten in flight" column and replaced it with "Solo NVG" Column.

[Wensleydale]

If you are now "out", why do you still need room in a military flying log book?

Just wondering! (I am assuming that your description of yourself as "out" means that you have left the service and not "out" as in the other sense of the word).

[Chicken Leg]

It should be the same one as the RAF-issue

Just not as limp.

[TheWizard]

Or interesting.

[CoffmanStarter]

What's wrong with using a CAP 407 ? Is it a size or price thing ?

http://www.transair.co.uk/products/images/large/cap_407logbook.jpg

[MightyGem]

If you are now "out", why do you still need room in a military flying log book?
I've been out 17 years now and still using one.

Jonneyloove, I've got a spare RAF(rather than AAC) one. If you PM me I'll stick it in the post. I got it for nothing, so you can have it for nothing.

[jonnyloove]

Gents thanks for all the positive posts so far..!!

My reasoning behind wanting to keep the same logbooks is I would like get them all bonded together at some point.

As for being ''out'' I was a former member of 3 para mortars..!!!:}

[Two's in]

As for being ''out'' I was a former member of 3 para mortars..!!!

Baseplate or "thinking' end?

[jonnyloove]

Two's in its got to be base plate first every time the sting factor..:}