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Old 3rd Feb 2002, 13:23
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I am an RN officer with a new appointment in Plymouth. Is there a military club or group owned aircraft with a vacany in the area?
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<img src="rolleyes.gif" border="0"> There used to be a jolly good flying club in your area, it was called the RNAS; now renamed but there should be plenty of vacancies!
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I understand that there's a Royal Navy flying club at Culdrose and another at Yeovilton - which rather puts you midway between the 2.

Regrettably the Tigers have now left Roborough!!
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What were the Tigers?
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The wonderful DH82a Tiger Moths which were once used by the RN to give EFT to Dartmouth Cadets! I understand that the RN was the last UK military operator of the Tiger, later they used the Chipmunk but now I understand that there's some civil contractor using plastic planes......

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BEagle,

I beleive they are now using the Grob, although it is run by a civvie contractor, there has been a new naval air squadron formed for the job.

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