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	RAF History - Bomber Command 60th Anniversary
		No 106 Squadron, from Metheringham, lost 5 of its 16 Lancasters on the raid and No 630 Squadron, from East Kirkby, lost its commanding officer, Wing Commander WI Deas, who was flying his 69th operation.
		Wing Commander Deas was killed and is buried in a small cemetery at Omerville, north-west of Versailles.
		No 617 Squadron caved in both ends of the tunnel with their Tallboy bombs and the other part of the bombing force cratered all the approach areas.
	www.raf.mod.uk /bombercommand/jul44.html (4873 words)

	Air operations during the Greek Civil War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		108 Squadron RAF with the Bristol Beaufighter VI No. 216 Squadron RAF with the Douglas Dakota IV No. 221 Squadron RAF with the Vickers Wellington XIII
		The RAF suffered a major blow with the attack by ELAS troops on their facility at Kifisia, which was home to Allied Headquarters Greece, on 19 December 1944.
		Douglas Boston: This light bomber was the backbone of the RAF units which maintained a presence in Greece from the end of active operations in 1945 to the withdrawal of the RAF in 1946.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Air_operations_during_the_Greek_Civil_War (2501 words)

	RCAF operated, RAF owned LL100 to LW999
		With No. 425 Squadron, RCAF, at Tholthorpe, Yorkshire.
		Served with No. 408 Squadron, 432 Squadron RCAF, coded (408)EQ-C and EQ-Z, (432)QO-O. 3 operations flown with No. 432 Squadron and 42 operations flown with No. 408 Squadron.
		Served with No. 35, No. 10, No. 415 (RCAF), No. 429 (RCAF) as "AL*T", and No. 420 (RCAF) Squadrons.
	www.ody.ca /~bwalker/RAF_owned_LL100.html (2264 words)

	Site Map_P
		RAF in Palestine and Trans-Jordan - Jan 1939
		RAF India/Air Forces in India - Jul 1920
		RAF Operations in Northern Europe and Atlantic area,
	www.rafweb.org /Menu.htm (815 words)

	RAF Bomber Command 1939-1945 : Rob Davis
		RAF Bomber Command with HQ at High Wycombe was responsible for most light and medium, and all heavy, bomber units.
		No Stirlings exist today, but although severely hampered by the lack of engineering drawings, a volunteer team led by former Stirling pilot Brian Harris is gradually constructing a complete aircraft, starting with the forward section.
		RAF Bomber Command Lancaster veterans speak with great affection of their aircraft, and over the years it has acquired a status equal to that of its wartime comrade, the Supermarine Spitfire.
	www.elsham.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /raf_bc (9164 words)

	Rotor Blade Straps - Rotary Wing Forum
		I know dragon wings have only 2 bolts securing straps to hub bar which is much lighter material, but the blades are also quite a bit lighter too.
		I suppose no two bolts are in line crosswise so the reduction of area is 0.5 x 0.25 = 0.125 sq.
		I believe that means "crosswise" the 3rd bolt is back towards the teeter block and is in the middle of the two or in the middle of the bar.
	www.rotaryforum.com /forum/showthread.php?t=962 (954 words)

	1943 USAAF Serial Numbers (43-5109 to 43-52437)
		SOC Jun 2, 1947 6402 to RAF as Mustang III FZ102.
		SOC Jun 26, 1947 6406 to RAF as Mustang III FZ106.
		To 13133 to RAF as FT392 13145 (c/n 14A-1444) to RAF as FT404.
	home.att.net /~jbaugher/1943_2.html (20352 words)

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		A decision either to fail a candidate or to permit a candidate, who has failed a referred or deferred examination or referred or deferred skills assessment, to repeat the entire diet of assessments may be made by the Chairman of the Examination Committee after approval of the recommendation by the external examiners.
		No recommendation under clause 5 (a) or (b) above may be made by the Examination Committee unless a majority of the external examiners approves the recommendation.' 2 Ibid., p.
		No appointment is required, but this may mean that from time to time it is necessary to wait until the Chairman is free.
	www.ox.ac.uk /gazette/backissues/9394/281093 (11108 words)

	Wing warping - RC Groups
		Consensus was that the wing warp was great for amusing the crowd in the pits, largely useless for anything useful.
		Both copied the full size arrangement, Dave's to the extent he got his drawings from the RAF Museum at Hendon and just built a Sopwith Tabloid but a little smaller...
		As a warper is non-cantilever, all the flying and landing wires hang around the front spar holding the wings up and down on the pivot axis, so they don't change length on either side.
	www.rcgroups.com /forums/showthread.php?t=5879 (1044 words)

	interest
		No reliable figures for aircraft destroyed in crashes are available.
		In October 1942 the station was transferred to No. 4 Group with the arrival of 51 Squadron, which operated from here until the end of the war.
		Bomb load was 13,000 lb carried in the fuselage bomb bay and under wing cells.
	www.51squadron.com /StoriesPoems/Stories/Interest/Interest.htm (1529 words)

	Air operations during the Greek Civil War
		These were bolstered by the arrival in November 1944 of No. 335 Squadron RHAF and No. 336 Squadron RHAF.
		The No. 2933 Squadron RAF Regiment defended strongly but was ultimately overrun with the capture of many British prisoners.
		Hassani continued to be a hub of RAF operations however the arrival of No. 252 Wing RAF with three Douglas Boston V equipped units, No. 13 Squadron RAF, No. 18 Squadron RAF, and No. 55 Squadron RAF.
	www.mlahanas.de /Greece/History/AirOperationsGreekCivilWar.html (2483 words)

	Wings 300 - 910_P
		The Wing moved to Akyab Main on 13 May 1945 and by the next month had been transferred to No 232 Group.
		15 July saw the arrival of No 298 Squadron (Halifaxes) from the UK and in mid August the Wing was transferred to AHQ Burma and moved to Mingaladon.
		Further movements included No 10 and 232 Squadrons arriving in September but No 10 Squadron left on 4 October and No 98 on 9 December.
	www.rafweb.org /Wings5.htm (398 words)

	REME Weapons Collection - British Service Rifles
		Rifle.303 inch Long Lee-Enfield Mk I* Almost identical to Weapon No 49, except that this model is fitted with a bolt associated with the Rifle Magazine Lee-Metford Mk II* (1895), where the safety catch has been fitted to the cocking piece.
		Both Weapons No 49 and 50 were produced by BSA Co Ltd, who at this particular time, apart from being under Government contract and producing rifles to specification, were also accepting private orders.
		The RAF used the No 7 and the British Army had the No 8.
	www.rememuseum.org.uk /arms/rifles/armbsr.htm (2188 words)

	A TRIBUTE TO A CAMBRIDGE ENGINEERINGSTUDENT
		He was, at that time, a Flight Lieutenant in the RAF and he was the last of several such officers to be seconded from the RAF to study for our Mechanical Sciences Tripos.
		He was then aged about 27 and had been in the RAF since 1923, for the first 3 years in the apprentice wing at Cranwell* and, later, as a flying instructor and test pilot.
		I have therefore no doubt that Whittle will be regarded by future historians as one of the important pioneers in the development of aviation.
	www-g.eng.cam.ac.uk /125/achievements/whittle/whitt-r.htm (4393 words)

	RAF Ibsley Airfield
		Airfield on Care and Maintenance 10/45, RAF remained until late 1946 when site returned to agriculture.
		RAF Ibsley - 1st FG - 48th FG - 367th FG - 371st FG -
		RAF Ibsley control tower and airfield www.controltowers.co.uk © robert truman 2002
	www.controltowers.co.uk /H-K/Ibsley.htm (213 words)

	BBC - WW2 People's War - RAF Photographic - A2863370
		No 1 School of Photography, Farnborough, Hants, in April - August 1944?
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	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/ww2/A2863370 (227 words)

	Totally Spies Picture Archive -> Global Conflict
		Design: Very simular to the Tallgeese from Gundam Wing exept its not all white, its got some purple around the neck, arms and wrists.
		He faked his age to join the RAF, but was disqualified for less-than-perfect eyesight.
		He instead went into the army and excelled in training, earning him the rank of Seargent by the time he graduated and was given command of his own 3-unit team.
	www.tspa.net /index.php?showtopic=2020 (1457 words)

	Totally Spies Picture Archive -> Global Conflict (cont.)
		He instead went into the army and excelled in training, earning him the rank of Sergeant by the time he graduated and was given command of his own 3-unit team.
		But anyone who has known him for a long period of time knows he’s likely to re-up, because the world has no use for old soldiers and he knows nothing else.
		He has gained something of a reputation for ignoring orders he feels will endanger his ability to fulfill his primary mission and while he has been brought up on charges more times than any man in military, his results have always spoken for themselves.
	www.tspa.net /index.php?showtopic=5150 (1885 words)

	Spaatzen In The News
		Award ceremonies were held at RAF Lakenheath, England, where he was a member of the 492nd Fighter Squadron, 48th Fighter Wing (USAFE).
		Wisconsin Wing's Stephen Kohler, #912, was named CAP's Senior Member of the Year and in a surprise ceremony was promoted to lieutenant colonel by CAP National Commander Brig Gen James C. Bobick and USAF Chief of Staff General Michael E. Ryan.
		No, that isn't a typo or a new cadet grade: our two Spaatz Generals, Brig Gen Jim Jaeger, USAF (Ret), Spaatz #80, and Brig Gen Rich Anderson, CAP, Spaatz #193, have accepted responsibility for the two National Cadet Encampments to be conducted next Summer in Aberdeen, Maryland and at the Air Force Academy.
	www.spaatz.org /current/inthenews.php (11388 words)

	Air Command For Sale - Rotary Wing Forum
		Well it appears to be a no reserve auction with a starting bid of 7500$.
		I am on a trip right now and I don't have my spreadsheets with me so I can't calculate the effect of your weight.
		The gyro empty weight is 347 lbs and the Engine is, as you know, 65 HP.
	www.rotaryforum.com /forum/showthread.php?t=2178 (656 words)

	338 ultra Mag or 375 ultra Mag - TheFiringLine Forums
		A few people use them for very long range target shooting, out around 1,000 meters, since the heavy bullets are less affected by wind.
		No, I wouldn't want one; I'm not interested in enduring serious recoil.
		Unless you someday plan to go after the largest and most dangerous four-legged prey, then I really see no reason for owning a.338 or.375Ultra Mag.
	www.thefiringline.com /forums/showthread.php?t=138275 (1063 words)

	Drosophila-Raf Acts to Elaborate Dorsoventral Pattern in the Ectoderm of Developing Embryos -- Radke et al. 159 (3): ...
		It is known that the regulation of the Raf kinase family is
		, S., and C., 1994 Requirement for Ras in Raf activation is overcome by targeting Raf to the plasma membrane.
		, C., G., and E., 1997 Negative regulation of Raf by binding of 14–3-3 to the amino terminus of Raf in vivo.
	www.genetics.org /cgi/content/full/159/3/1031 (6767 words)

	Model Auto Review News Archive
		Michael aims to fulfil his obligation to members who subscribe to BBN by extending 1999 subs to 2000, but the special model is a different matter.
		The two indicator lights in the front wings are too high and not correctly shaped, and the hub caps are notquite right, as the Mercedes star is too big and an additional ring in body colour is missing.
		The production years given here are confusing, because all photographs of the 1303 from this period show the front-indicator lights at the top of the front wings and no finger recess beside the filler cap lid.
	www.zeteo.com /mar/news-mar00.ihtml (3948 words)

	Lori's PDF Articles Database
		David G. Harper; Feather mites, pectoral muscle condition, wing length and plumage coloration of passerines; pp.
		Ching Hua Wang, Elizabeth M. Richards, Robin G. Bell; Rapid Anti-helminthic Response of B Lymphocytes in the Intestinal Mucosal Tissues of Rats; pp.
		Sheikhzadeh, L. Deng; A layered neural network interfaced with a cochlear model for the study of speech encoding in the auditory system; pp.
	www.utcluj.ro /utcn/Facsim/chem/HtmlData.htm (10545 words)

	::Warbird-Central.com :: Warbird Information Database
		Shot down by AAA with No 365 Sqdn off Moulmein May 27, 1945.
		Blackbushe, England Oct 5, 1945 while serving with No 311 (Czechoslovak) Sq.
		10611 transferred to RAF from USAAF stocks in UK 10620 crashed May 7, 1945 near Cologne on Trolley mission.
	www.warbird-central.com /american/bombers/B-24/B-24_serials_1944.html (8273 words)

	AGE Guest book
		Assignments: RAF Bentwaters 81/84,Seymour Johnson 84,Maine ANG 84/85, Langley 85/87,RAF Upper Heyford 87/89, Holloman, 89/90, Crossed trained to C130 Loadmaster in 90,@Air Force Reserves, Colorado Springs,Wyoming ANG 99/02, deployed at to Masirah Oman for OEF.
		Rode truck with Thai driver from Tahkli to Bangkok and back for two different one week periods, with no weapon to stop the driver if he wanted to make off with all the mail.
		We went to all that trouble to deploy half a wing to Tahkli from Nellis only to close it down and deploy a full wing to Korat.
	www.ageranger.com /GB-1.htm (5234 words)

	Unit No
		Unit No Royal Air Force (World War II Period)
		82 Sqn UX 82 Sqn prewar DZ 83 Sqn (B) OL 84 Sqn (F) RAAF LB 84 Sqn Mosquitos PY 84 Sqn prewar VT 85 Sqn (F) VY 85 Sqn (F) prewar NO 87 Sqn (F) LK 87 Sqn (F) postwar B
		346 Sqn (B) (Free French) H7 347 Sqn (B) (Free French) L8 349 Sqn (F) Belgian GE 350 Sqn (F) Belgian MN 351 Sqn (F) Yugoslavian (NONE)
	www.elsham.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /raf_bc/codelist.html (1099 words)

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		AUSTRALIA 1969 Eus.#1659 London-Sydney Air Race: RAF Entry - Pilot: J.C Waters fr: 1/9d on illus cover pmk 17.12.69 Pilot Sgd.
		Seaplane Station, Egypt' - Sgd: Capt. RAF - dated 24.12.18 - pmk 'Base APO-Z - 26 DE 18' cds to Kingston.
		Heliopolis - readdr to HQ - 32nd Training Wing, RAF Ismailia - then to Grand Hotel, Assouan - b/s Cairo-5/IV; APO-SZ10 6/IV; Luqsor-el Shallal-C - and v.v - 18/IV; APO-B - SZ.11 - 25/IV; and 'APO-SZ.10 - 28.4.19' tr cds.
	www.berman.co.uk /269.html (16588 words)

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