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Forum: Military Aviation
13th Jul 2011, 18:07
Replies: 8,153
Views: 1,308,002
Posted By dwhcomputers

Wonderful news for the families and to all who...

Wonderful news for the families and to all who fought over the years to bring this about. Special thanks must go to Brian who has kept all on PPRuNe informed
Forum: Military Aviation
18th Jul 2009, 18:45
Replies: 58,121
Views: 10,919,991
Posted By dwhcomputers

I know I shouldn't but there’s nowhere else to...

I know I shouldn't but there’s nowhere else to keep it handy
Forum: Military Aviation
3rd Jul 2009, 11:31
Replies: 58,121
Views: 10,919,991
Posted By dwhcomputers

Because the weather at Waddington this weekend...

Because the weather at Waddington this weekend had forecast low cloud the RAF Regiment showed off their new low level routine
Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia
21st Feb 2009, 15:01
Replies: 1,274
Views: 648,797
Posted By dwhcomputers

Remember A*** G**** doing his hanger flight in...

Remember A*** G**** doing his hanger flight in the Blanick which included a loop, a spin , a stall etc before running straight at the hanger doors which were closed at Bicester in the late 60s(Always...
Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia
17th Feb 2009, 21:08
Replies: 1,274
Views: 648,797
Posted By dwhcomputers

T53

Looking in my log book from when I was stationed at Swanton Morley in the late 60s The T53B XV951 arrived at Swanton in May/June 1968 I had my first trip in it on the 21/6/68 with Duggie King I had a...
Forum: Military Aviation
23rd Aug 2008, 19:37
Replies: 58,121
Views: 10,919,991
Posted By dwhcomputers

Latrine no 1 for the boss almost ready sir or ...

Latrine no 1 for the boss almost ready sir
or
Just emptying the COs toilet Sir
Forum: Military Aviation
8th Jul 2008, 22:10
Replies: 21
Views: 5,819
Posted By dwhcomputers

Probably one of the most difficult lifts would...

Probably one of the most difficult lifts would have been the Belvedere lifting the Whirlwind which often happened in Borneo in the middle 60s The Whirlwind had to be stripped of nearly everything...
Forum: Military Aviation
23rd Jun 2008, 11:47
Replies: 58,121
Views: 10,919,991
Posted By dwhcomputers

This is the replacement for the MRDs at Marham

This is the replacement for the MRDs at Marham
Forum: Military Aviation
8th Jun 2008, 11:04
Replies: 8,153
Views: 1,308,002
Posted By dwhcomputers

AC Although it has taken 2 years as you rightly...

AC
Although it has taken 2 years as you rightly say if my recollection is correct (I did not want to plough back the last two and a half years of entries) some of this time has been taken in...
Forum: Military Aviation
14th Dec 2007, 20:34
Replies: 8,153
Views: 1,308,002
Posted By dwhcomputers

TIARNA JAYTEETO I too had the JP treatment...

TIARNA JAYTEETO
I too had the JP treatment earlier in the year with a PM. He obviously feels that it his mission in life to PM new or infrequent posters his views which I felt were smug, know all...
Forum: Military Aviation
5th Dec 2007, 22:10
Replies: 90
Views: 21,413
Posted By dwhcomputers

So they were they old 16 man rooms then? No...

So they were they old 16 man rooms then? No doubt the prisoners will not move in until they have all mod cons fitted
Forum: Military Aviation
5th Dec 2007, 21:31
Replies: 90
Views: 21,413
Posted By dwhcomputers

Have the Barrack Blocks been modified to single...

Have the Barrack Blocks been modified to single man rooms with their own en suites
Forum: Military Aviation
25th Sep 2007, 22:51
Replies: 58,121
Views: 10,919,991
Posted By dwhcomputers

Ladies and Gentleman May I present the latest...

Ladies and Gentleman May I present the latest 'Rum, Bum, & Backy boys display team routine
Forum: Military Aviation
21st Sep 2007, 18:58
Replies: 471
Views: 132,484
Posted By dwhcomputers

Watching a Victor from 55 taking 11999 ft. to...

Watching a Victor from 55 taking 11999 ft. to take off from Dubai's 12000 ft runway at midday when bringing Phantoms back from the Far East.
Forum: Military Aviation
13th Sep 2007, 14:00
Replies: 471
Views: 132,484
Posted By dwhcomputers

As a LAC MTD

Driving the CO of Coltishall G/C Roger Topp around all the Stations in East Anglia in a Standard Vanguard to the Inter Station Boxing Competitions.
Prior to the fights going to the back door of the...
Forum: Military Aviation
10th Sep 2007, 13:45
Replies: 35
Views: 9,989
Posted By dwhcomputers

Hunter Drop Tanks

I believe it was late 1965 or early 1966 at RAF Kutching. At about 02:30hrs I was rudely awoke by the Duty Driver as I was required to help off load an Argosy from Changi. I was tasked to take the...
Forum: Military Aviation
9th Sep 2007, 14:05
Replies: 471
Views: 132,484
Posted By dwhcomputers

Sitting on the balcony at Changi Hospital after...

Sitting on the balcony at Changi Hospital after lights out listening to England win the World Cup on the BBC World Service and Matron not being amused when we all cheered at the end.
Playing...
Forum: Military Aviation
7th Sep 2007, 14:25
Replies: 46
Views: 8,996
Posted By dwhcomputers

Its good to hear that with all the cutbacks that...

Its good to hear that with all the cutbacks that happened to the Forces in the last few years that the way the services look after Comp A cases has not changed.
In the middle 80s whilst on...
Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia
3rd Sep 2007, 12:26
Replies: 34
Views: 10,237
Posted By dwhcomputers

For all the Argosy fans I would recommend reading...

For all the Argosy fans I would recommend reading Drop Zone Borneo by Roger Annett available at
http://www.pen-and-sword.co.uk/product.php?productid=1205&cat=0&page=1
Please note this is not an...
Forum: Military Aviation
3rd Sep 2007, 08:05
Replies: 471
Views: 132,484
Posted By dwhcomputers

Taking nearly 30 hours to get to Singapore on a...

Taking nearly 30 hours to get to Singapore on a British Eagle Britannia but at least being able to have a beer and a smoke
http://www.britisheagle.co.uk/gancfhot.htm
Forum: Military Aviation
1st Sep 2007, 19:26
Replies: 471
Views: 132,484
Posted By dwhcomputers

Devil When Cpl MTDs were all over 50 with war medals...

When Cpl MTDs were all over 50 with war medals and pilots wings
Drinking Tiger beer until closing time and then catching a taxi to changi village for a meal and not spending £2 all night
Going on...
Forum: Military Aviation
1st Sep 2007, 12:49
Replies: 1,075
Views: 779,508
Posted By dwhcomputers

I really wish I hadnt said that

At Gut on exercise from UK in the 80s in charge of MT receive a thorough briefing before leaving from SENGO on who may keep their L/R out overnight after previous problems on last years detachment....
Forum: Military Aviation
1st Aug 2007, 21:42
Replies: 581
Views: 89,030
Posted By dwhcomputers

Congratulations to all but I think we should all...

Congratulations to all but I think we should all congratulate the local council for seeing through the original recommendation of the planning officer although she has been very helpful.
It was...
Forum: Computer/Internet Issues & Troubleshooting
2nd Jul 2007, 16:46
Replies: 17
Views: 939
Posted By dwhcomputers

Hi PM me your address and I will send you a...

Hi PM me your address and I will send you a floppy drive that will fit on the connection you have on your laptop
Forum: Computer/Internet Issues & Troubleshooting
3rd Jun 2007, 04:36
Replies: 7
Views: 723
Posted By dwhcomputers

HD Recovery

As a small dealer in new and used laptops I have yet to find a new laptop that does not have the ability to make recovery disks if the machine has a recovery partition. No recovery partition then the...
Forum: Military Aviation
30th Apr 2007, 13:40
Replies: 55
Views: 9,931
Posted By dwhcomputers

BBC Is it any different today

21 January 1973
I am returning from Washington DC on a VC10 and at 03:00Z I am invited on to the flight deck and listen to the BBC World News.
Headline story "Washington DC was a nervous city...
Forum: Military Aviation
22nd Dec 2006, 16:44
Replies: 94
Views: 19,879
Posted By dwhcomputers

As someone who has been out of the RAF for quite...

As someone who has been out of the RAF for quite a while now this fitness training does not affect me but it seems to me that the lessons learnt during the Falklands War in 1982 have long been...
Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia
22nd Dec 2006, 15:35
Replies: 6
Views: 1,991
Posted By dwhcomputers

Trevor I concour Arials thanks for the work to...

Trevor
I concour Arials thanks for the work to get it on U Tube It will bring back a lot of pleasure especially those who were there that day. We caravanned there that weekend and it was a very wet...
Forum: Military Aviation
12th Dec 2006, 00:45
Replies: 5
Views: 1,597
Posted By dwhcomputers

I was on Recruiting in the Oldham Area in 78 to...

I was on Recruiting in the Oldham Area in 78 to 82 and we use to show the film to all the ATC Sqdns it was called 12 Sqn You could always try the Inspectorate of Recruiting but we had to carry bulky...
Forum: Military Aviation
11th Dec 2006, 12:30
Replies: 1,075
Views: 779,508
Posted By dwhcomputers

Late 1969 early 70 the Air Attache at the Embassy...

Late 1969 early 70 the Air Attache at the Embassy in Washington DC is invited to attend the opening night of the film "The Battle of Britain"
(AVM C-M was of course one of the Few) The flight...
Forum: Military Aviation
9th Dec 2006, 14:04
Replies: 68
Views: 10,477
Posted By dwhcomputers

Originally Posted by vecvechookattack , I...

Originally Posted by vecvechookattack
, I don't know of one military Offcier who is in the mob to
"to care for the wellbeing of the men and women under their command"
Most military Officers I...
Forum: Military Aviation
9th Dec 2006, 09:34
Replies: 8,153
Views: 1,308,002
Posted By dwhcomputers

After again reading all the information that is...

After again reading all the information that is in the public domain especially the House of Lords Report I find it incredible that the service I gave 24 years of my life too can still allow the...
Forum: Military Aviation
4th Sep 2006, 11:39
Replies: 41
Views: 7,671
Posted By dwhcomputers

Back in the early 70s I was stationed at the...

Back in the early 70s I was stationed at the Embassy at Washington DC and attended daily the very first International Air Show and Transport Expo (Transpo 72). This was the first occasion that a...
Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia
3rd Sep 2006, 16:16
Replies: 2,117
Views: 1,196,219
Posted By dwhcomputers

Baby Sitting the Red Arrows

As a Cpl MTD on a punishment tour as the driver to the AA at the Embassy at Washington DC from 1970 to 1973 I remember the two Vulcan’s that displayed at Transpo 72 at Dulles along with the Arrows in...
Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia
1st Sep 2006, 16:02
Replies: 713
Views: 122,647
Posted By dwhcomputers

Agreed but the Lady is the only one who is a Show...

Agreed but the Lady is the only one who is a Show organisers dream. It is the only one that someone had the vision that one day she might be able to fly again, that they were prepared to keep it...
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