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Forum: Military Aviation

14th Jan 2021, 14:43

Replies: 186

RAF Valley & Missile Practice Camps

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Posted By doodledog

First ever Valley landaway was 23 July 1985 in an...

First ever Valley landaway was 23 July 1985 in an RAFC Cranwell JP5 XW290.

Later, I spent a week on MPC at Valley with IX Sqn from 5-11 Jul 89 (mostly hanging around Bardsey Island.as the airborne...

Forum: Military Aviation

30th Sep 2015, 10:00

Replies: 21

Bye Bye Bruggen

Views: 6,417

Posted By doodledog

Dark Helmet you bring back memories. Ah, HAS 48,...

Dark Helmet you bring back memories. Ah, HAS 48, the one with the uphill slope requiring a burst of power on exit to negotiate the turn! BTW, you weren't the chap who placed the aircraft steps just...

Forum: Military Aviation

29th Jun 2015, 07:46

Replies: 9

25 Years ago

Views: 3,777

Posted By doodledog

Nice words Jacko, much appreciated. I've...

Nice words Jacko, much appreciated.

I've lost a fair few colleagues over the years, but I still count Cam as the one genuine friend who hasn't made it. Same BFT and AFT courses, but he never...

Forum: Military Aviation

26th Sep 2013, 22:33

Replies: 16

Man's best friend

Views: 2,779

Posted By doodledog

Courtney, not lucky at all - see 'Jaguar' in...

Courtney, not lucky at all - see 'Jaguar' in original Post!

(BTW Hawk, mid 80s, recovery to Chiv on PAN post UP vertical recovery inspired engine surge!):ok:

Forum: Military Aviation

26th Sep 2013, 22:02

Replies: 16

Man's best friend

Views: 2,779

Posted By doodledog

Tom, are you my Bloodhound cousin by any chance?...

Tom, are you my Bloodhound cousin by any chance? :D

PS The dentastick was very nice Courtney, much nicer than the rating you once gave my Master!:E RUFF!

Forum: Military Aviation

26th Sep 2013, 21:28

Replies: 16

Man's best friend

Views: 2,779

Posted By doodledog

Man's best friend

Whilst encouraging my Master to watch the excellent trade-training feature entitled 'The Wonder Of Dogs' on BBC2 this evening, my Master became very excited over the sight of a 'Jaguar' logo'd...

Forum: Military Aviation

1st Oct 2012, 22:41

Replies: 180

What's in a Name?

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Posted By doodledog

Simples - I have a dog that is a doodle! ...

Simples - I have a dog that is a doodle!

(ps Courtney, we have previous - you wouldn't want to give the stude an unusual position recovery in the pure vertical now would you????? Cue centralise,...

Forum: Military Aviation

18th Mar 2009, 11:30

Replies: 46

Sqn Ldr Pete McNamara

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Posted By doodledog

So sorry to hear the news. I was taking my Master...

So sorry to hear the news. I was taking my Master for his lunchtime stroll the other day and he told me he was thinking back to all the good times.

He told me that M2 was so much more than just...

Forum: Military Aviation

9th Aug 2008, 22:24

Replies: 17

Military Discount - Credit where it's due - on the M40

Views: 2,143

Posted By doodledog

BK and the MOTO Forces discount scheme

Over the past few years I have taken to using MOTO Services in preference to the others because of the Forces discount benefits.:ok: Indeed, the discount brings the price of a BK meal down to the...

Forum: Military Aviation

8th Nov 2007, 15:49

Replies: 11

Burns Night

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Posted By doodledog

Burns' Night poems

Tigs, au contraire, my local Burns' Night has long involved forced recital (in suitable Scottish stylee) of selected verses from Burns' finest works by anyone at the table, Scots descent or not...

Forum: Military Aviation

10th Aug 2007, 22:59

Replies: 568

2007 Puma Crash, Enquiry and Inquest (Merged)

Views: 164,362

Posted By doodledog

BBC News coverage

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BigBlueCar - not overreacting at all. I am not usually fuming mad at the TV, but tonight I felt driven to call BBC complaints on watching the local (Yorkshire) 2230 news bulletin. Presenter...

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