Short Sunderland Flying Boats
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Short Sunderland Flying Boats
Any webfooters out there, especially those who served at RAF Seletar 205/209 Squadrons, would be good to hear from you, a reunion is scheduled in October 2002.
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Does flying a bit of a Sunderland count? There was a strory that when Shorts built the Tucano, they used old hydraulic resevoirs for the emrgency Hyd system that were left overs from the Sunderland parts shelf.
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If you contact the webmaster at
www.201-squadron.org.uk
He may advertise the bash for you as the association is fairly active. Not forgetting it was the No1 Sqn after all
If you contact the webmaster at
www.201-squadron.org.uk
He may advertise the bash for you as the association is fairly active. Not forgetting it was the No1 Sqn after all
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Charlie, I spent 3.5 years on 201 Shacks Mk 3 at St Mawgan, I know The Guernsey Own Squadron Hic Et Ubique have posted messages previously, already in touch with many through my own site and the Seletar Association, great stuff these computers............
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