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Forum: Military Aviation

13th Jul 2017, 19:44

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Sticky Gaining An R.A.F Pilots Brevet In WW II

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Posted By goudie

I wonder how many of them survived the war

I wonder how many of them survived the war

Forum: Military Aviation

7th Mar 2017, 06:46

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Sticky Gaining An R.A.F Pilots Brevet In WW II

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Posted By goudie

At Sharjah, as well as the salt tablets on the...

At Sharjah, as well as the salt tablets on the dining tables ISTR the eggs tasted awful. Apparently they were injected with iodine to keep them 'fresh'!

Forum: Military Aviation

10th Nov 2015, 17:50

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Sticky Gaining An R.A.F Pilots Brevet In WW II

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Posted By goudie

Danny, Happy Birthday Sir. You certainly are a...

Danny, Happy Birthday Sir. You certainly are a wizard with words and your posts are a pleasure to read. Enjoy your day and many many more to come.:ok:

Forum: Military Aviation

12th Dec 2013, 19:24

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Sticky Gaining An R.A.F Pilots Brevet In WW II

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Posted By goudie

As a regular Guard of Honour chap ISTR the trick...

As a regular Guard of Honour chap ISTR the trick was, to not quite fit the magazine fully locked in.
Could have been disastrous but I don't recall any embarrassing moments

Forum: Military Aviation

10th Dec 2013, 14:42

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Sticky Gaining An R.A.F Pilots Brevet In WW II

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Posted By goudie

Yes BEagle had me going there for a moment with...

Yes BEagle had me going there for a moment with his intro. (Alright for some, mutter, mutter:()
Probably what he thought it would be like, before reality kicked in.
The shock when getting off the...

Forum: Military Aviation

6th Jun 2008, 15:19

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Sticky Gaining An R.A.F Pilots Brevet In WW II

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Posted By goudie

I have a friend who was a Halifax pilot, I asked...

I have a friend who was a Halifax pilot, I asked him once, had he considerd a flying career after the war.
'Good God no old chap' he replied, 'far too dangerous'!

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