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Old 21st May 2019, 21:30
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Logbooks!

This might be boring but are there others out there who have flown in RAF jets with a relative who was able to include them in their logbook? So I flew with my Dad then I flew him! Be interested to know!
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Old 22nd May 2019, 09:12
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I flew my wife several times, although she wasn't at the time.

The most memorable was a weekend trip to a certain place in Germany which you know all about...……….
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I know someone who flew with father and son. He was a WOp and the dad I think a tail gunner. The son was a Nimrod captain. When he realised he resigned shortly after and got a job with Madame Tussauds.
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Flew with my (elder) brother several times as an ATC cadet ( Lincoln, Meteor, Canberra & Victor). Some years later I was able to re-pay (?) him with the odd trip in a JP, Hunter & Hawk. He has now long gone to the "Sky" but I can remember all the sorties (and have most in my log-book).. Great times!!

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A young lady on the RAF's premier AAR squadron flew a trip on which both her father and grandfather also flew. Not only that, but they'd both flown the very same aircraft in its airline days!
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