Book Signings at RAF Museum. Sunday 15th.
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Book Signings at RAF Museum. Sunday 15th.
Book Signings at RAF Museum. Sunday 15th
A book signing event is scheduled at the RAF Museum shop, from around 12.30 on Sunday 15th November.
It is a part of the bigger event that is the HAA Symposium, but even if you're not part of that event, both the HAA and the RAF Museum will be pleased to have anyone drop in.
Those signing include:
Group Captain Tom Eeles (retired). His book, "A Passion for Flying" covers over 8,000 hours of flying, most notably the extreme low-level operations of the Buccaneer.
Stephen Slater, author of The Haynes Manual of the Tiger Moth. Guaranteed to leave oily fingerprints on every book he signs.
And last but definitely not least...
WW2 Swordfish pilot, Lt Cmdr. John Moffatt (ret’d)., who was just 19 years old when he joined the Ark Royal. Today he is the only surviving member of the group of twelve pilots who took part in the sinking of the Bismarck. A true hero and a gentleman.
Time to buy those Christmas presents (for self) perhaps?
A book signing event is scheduled at the RAF Museum shop, from around 12.30 on Sunday 15th November.
It is a part of the bigger event that is the HAA Symposium, but even if you're not part of that event, both the HAA and the RAF Museum will be pleased to have anyone drop in.
Those signing include:
Group Captain Tom Eeles (retired). His book, "A Passion for Flying" covers over 8,000 hours of flying, most notably the extreme low-level operations of the Buccaneer.
Stephen Slater, author of The Haynes Manual of the Tiger Moth. Guaranteed to leave oily fingerprints on every book he signs.
And last but definitely not least...
WW2 Swordfish pilot, Lt Cmdr. John Moffatt (ret’d)., who was just 19 years old when he joined the Ark Royal. Today he is the only surviving member of the group of twelve pilots who took part in the sinking of the Bismarck. A true hero and a gentleman.
Time to buy those Christmas presents (for self) perhaps?
