Martin Baker Tie Club.
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Well guys,
wiggy has kindly posted a link to his story. I have now been able to identify him and his navigator. I am thus reluctant to follow suit, but I'm still thinking about it.
LM
wiggy has kindly posted a link to his story. I have now been able to identify him and his navigator. I am thus reluctant to follow suit, but I'm still thinking about it.
LM
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Heres mine for what they are worth The Navy Net: Rum Ration Forums Royal Navy Branches The Fleet Air Arm ejection seat stories
LM
Yeah, I knew it wasn't rocket science to make the link (pun intended) and did consider the "Comsec" side of things before posting the link but WTF, I decided to live dangerously for once in my life
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If you tell the story in your own words without any dates then its unlikely that anyone (well not many) outside the RAF FJ community will know who you are unless you want them too. Using the MASS makes it easy to get the crews' names though why anyone would want to, outside of organising a reunion or something, I don't know.
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Howzit from new member
Howzit,
I am a new member to this forum but an old member of the "tie club"
I banged out on 5th February 1976, and am member number something in the 2500 range
Here is a great link done by a wonderfull guy of all the SAAF guys having used the Martin Baker seat
South_Africa
(hopefully he wont mind me posting same here)
cheers
mike
I am a new member to this forum but an old member of the "tie club"
I banged out on 5th February 1976, and am member number something in the 2500 range
Here is a great link done by a wonderfull guy of all the SAAF guys having used the Martin Baker seat
South_Africa
(hopefully he wont mind me posting same here)
cheers
mike
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Mike,
Sarah Sharman's biography of Sir James Martin lists all ejections up until 26 Jan 96, number 6502. It shows your ejection number to be 4039 and that of your colleague, who followed you out, 4040.
Sarah Sharman's biography of Sir James Martin lists all ejections up until 26 Jan 96, number 6502. It shows your ejection number to be 4039 and that of your colleague, who followed you out, 4040.
Out of interest, do any of you members of the 'MB Tie Club' also own the MB watch?
MBI & MBII | Chronometers - Bremont
MBI & MBII | Chronometers - Bremont
The MBI is only available to those individuals who have ejected using an MB ejection seat and can be identified quickly by its red aluminium barrel.