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Forum: Military Aviation

5th Sep 2009, 22:18

Replies: 44

Belize 1990

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Posted By FFly

As promised some 1990 photographs ...

As promised some 1990 photographs

http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/ss151/hughtyrrell/9-5-2009_004.jpg

I am one in from the right. Jonathan Hull is on the left with the moustache and para...

Forum: Military Aviation

31st Aug 2009, 16:33

Replies: 44

Belize 1990

Views: 24,527

Posted By FFly

I am sure that it was Chaa Creek that I was...

I am sure that it was Chaa Creek that I was looking for, for my visit back to Belize, and their website looks faintly like the place we used to go for lunch, but now far far more luxurious. Mrs...

Forum: Military Aviation

30th Aug 2009, 19:40

Replies: 44

Belize 1990

Views: 24,527

Posted By FFly

Belize 1990

In the first three months of 1990, I was the Dental Officer attached to the Field Surgical Team at Airport Camp Belize.
The OC UK Forces Belize got fed up with the FST hanging round the swimming...

Forum: Military Aviation

21st Mar 2008, 18:45

Replies: 88

Help - Lets show this NIMBY what real aircraft noise is

Views: 15,030

Posted By FFly

If you read the latest ramblings in the...

If you read the latest ramblings in the Shrewsbury Chronicle, you will find a letter from Mr Dignan who now says that" If the site( RAF Shawbury) closes as it should, and is turned into a hi-tech...

Forum: Military Aviation

15th Feb 2003, 20:49

Replies: 3

Bulldog FRC's

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Posted By FFly

Roundel, Check your Private messages FFly

Roundel, Check your Private messages

FFly

Forum: Private Flying

13th Feb 2003, 20:44

Replies: 9

RAF Bulldog to France

Views: 1,031

Posted By FFly

Thank you all for your advice. After looking at...

Thank you all for your advice. After looking at the CAA exemption certificate, my reading of the paperwork is that the CAA say that I can fly in or over the UK without a G registration being...

Forum: Private Flying

11th Feb 2003, 19:28

Replies: 9

RAF Bulldog to France

Views: 1,031

Posted By FFly

RAF Bulldog to France

Having flown many times all over the West of England from Gloucester to Blackpool, and Eastwards towards Lincolnshire, this year I really want to go somewhere I have never been. I would quite like to...

Forum: Private Flying

5th Sep 2002, 22:14

Replies: 8

Flying Clubs - Shropshire?

Views: 909

Posted By FFly

Go to Sleap, Cheaper friendlier, and inside the...

Go to Sleap, Cheaper friendlier, and inside the Shawbury MATZ, which guessing from your profile would be much closer than Halfpenny Green. (Now pretentiously renamed Wolverhampton Business Airport...

Forum: Private Flying

15th May 2002, 17:35

Replies: 15

Shot down by our own side

Views: 1,867

Posted By FFly

If the person who complained about the aircraft...

If the person who complained about the aircraft crossing overhead Ironbridge "at least twice every day" looked to RAF C******d, he might find that the aircraft in question is not one but most of the...

Forum: Private Flying

20th Apr 2002, 10:04

Replies: 33

Welshpool visiting??

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Posted By FFly

Welshpool may be open, but according to the Flyer...

Welshpool may be open, but according to the Flyer site, PPR is required. I have tried phoning the number given several times this week, but there is no reply. The Notam confirms the new phone number,...

Forum: Private Flying

26th Mar 2002, 03:09

Replies: 7

Bulldog

Views: 1,078

Posted By FFly

Thanks all of you for the above. Of course I...

Thanks all of you for the above. Of course I agree that for aeros a parachute is essential, and a helmet a wise precaution. But all of my Bulldog flying up until now has been non aerobatic, as I get...

Forum: Private Flying

20th Mar 2002, 01:45

Replies: 7

Bulldog

Views: 1,078

Posted By FFly

Bulldog

I fly in an ex RAF Bulldog, and not wishing to look like a poseur, do not use an ex RAF helmet, but have two sets of ex RAF Amplivox headsets. These are terrible in comparison with the David Clark...

Forum: Medical & Health

12th Feb 2002, 14:22

Replies: 2

Will the RAF accept me having had Grommets

Views: 1,961

Posted By FFly

Will the RAF accept me having had Grommets

When I was 11 I had grommets placed in both ears because of recurrent infections.After a while both grommets fell out. Now 17 and doing A levels, I want to apply to join UAS at Uni,in 2 years after...

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