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on 30/01/2012 at 15:24
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Hi there good to see the site is still looking good.

I am out of the RAF now but still remember our conversations and the paperwork!! I work now in aviation heritage.

Dave Harrigan (ex WO)
 
Jim Dempsey
on 16/01/2012 at 16:04
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I'm trying to get contact the flight crew of a frien of mine in Manitoba, Canada. A 190 roster from WWII would be helpful. His name is Bob (Robert) Middleton and his crew members last names are Beck, Bosley Angus and Cretney. I believe they flew the Stirling. Any information will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Jim Dempsey
 
Mrs. Lindsay Aspin
on 01/08/2008 at 23:25
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Operation Varsity - 24.03.45. - 296 Squadron - Earls Colne

Does anyone have any information about the following who were all based, and took part in the above.

F/Lt. M. Jackson
F/Lt. G.A.C.H. Foster
P/O K. Blackhurst
F/O G. McGregor
F/O J.G. Hayden
F/Lt. A. Gordon
F/O A.E. Bladon

Thank you
 
Allen clifford
on 25/07/2008 at 22:19
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Ex navigator with Lancaster HAC at Methwold. Great site....congratulations Steve.
 
on 24/05/2008 at 09:07
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To fight spam much more efficiently, update your guestbook : a new version is avaliable

Webmaster's reply : Thanks Pierre! It'll be done as soon as possible. Bruno
 
Richard Martin
on 22/05/2008 at 23:07
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Bless the RAF. It once saved the world and is ready if needed again.
 
Dave harrigan
on 09/03/2008 at 12:33
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I am a current WO in RAF, serving at RAF Digby. I am also deputy curator of our museum here. We have just uncovered ops files for 295 297 Sqns 1944-1945 showing raids, codenames and participating units etc. All very interesting. If your assoc. wishes to view these contact me on 01526-323279 eves or 01526-327318 work to arrange. We may have to hand these to national archive so time is short. regards Dave Harrigan
 
Graham Hughes
on 04/03/2008 at 16:36
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It is great to see that some of the "forgotton" squadrons are now being recognised. My uncle flew as an air navigator with 297 squadron and was killed during the preparatory exercises for D-Day landings. He was based at RAF Stoney Cross and died when his aircraft crashed into a hillside during an exercise to drop 130 paratroopers from the 8th battilion parachute regiment on 21st December 1943. All the flight crew and 8 of the 10 paratroopers were killed.
If anyone remembers Joseph Hughes I would love to hear from them.
 
Bruno LECAPLAIN
on 19/01/2008 at 11:11
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Hello,

Due to a major update of the host of the website the former Guest Book was cancelled. I'm really sorry and I'll do all my best to retrieve the messages written before.
Best regards.

Bruno LECAPLAIN
   
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