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	RAF ABINGDON - Find Friends from RAF ABINGDON at Forces Reunited
		Margaret Bevan was at RAF Abingdon between 1974 and 1986.
		Margaret Borthwick was at RAF Abingdon between 1986 and 1996.
		Joseph Fay was at RAF Abingdon between 1952 and 1954.
	www.forcesreunited.org.uk /namearchive/units/RAFNames/RAF-Abingdon.html (4091 words)

	Dalton Barracks - Air Cadet Central Wiki
		Dalton Barracks, formerly RAF Abingdon (IATA: ABB, ICAO: EGUD), was a Royal Air Force station near Abingdon, Oxfordshire.
		Abingdon was also the home of no 6 AEF (Air Experience Flight) operating between 6-8 DHC Chipmunks for ATC/CCF Air Cadet flight experience training.
		RAF Benson continues to use Abingdon as a diversion airfield and for helicopter training.
	www.aircadetcentral.net /wiki/index.php?title=RAF_Abingdon (334 words)

	MSN Encarta - Romania
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	RAF Abingdon
		Stanton Harcourt - satellite to Abingdon - comes in to use on Sep 1940, and is used to disperse aircraft from Abingdon and help with night flying training.
		Eventually the RAF is withdrawn and the airfield handed over to the Army in the early 1990's.
		RAF Abingdon is now known as 'Dalton Barracks'.
	www.pixture.co.uk /Airfields/Pages/Abingdon.htm (470 words)

	CANBERRA - B.2 - WH869 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It was delivered first to the RAF Flying College but soon transferred to 527 Sqd at RAF Watton.
		When 245 Sqd closed down in 1963 WH869 transferred to 98 Sqd at RAF Tangmere where it stayed until 1970 when it was again transferred to 7 Sqd's B.2 Flight, newly formed at RAF St Mawgan.
		At Abingdon it served as a Rescue Training airframe where the particular crew arrangements and positions of the Canberra were fully utilised.
	www.bywat.co.uk /wh869.html (193 words)

	The Fighter Collection - Spitfire XXII
		Her days with the RAF were numbered however, when the aircraft was declared non-effective on the 16th of June 1953, and then sold back to Vickers Armstrongs on the 4th of February 1954.
		It was moved to the gate at RAF Uxbridge during 1960 and repainted, somehow being given the Chipmunk serial WP916 in the process.
		In 1963 she was removed from Uxbridge, her correct serial was restored to her, and she was transferred to the gate at RAF Northolt where she was to remain, apart from some renovation work which took place in 1968, until the 23rd of July 1970.
	www.fighter-collection.com /pages/aircraft/spit_xxii/index.php (851 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/RAF Abingdon
		RAF Abingdon was a Royal Air Force station near Abingdon, Oxfordshire.
		On 14 June 1968 a royal review was conducted at RAF Abingdon by Queen Elizabeth II to mark the 50th anniversary of the RAF.
		VIP Valettas and General Montgomerys Dakota were serviced at RAF Abingdon.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/RAF_Abingdon (571 words)

	AVRO VULCAN - PICTURES - GALLERY 2
		XL319 in a fantastically atmospheric shot; overflying RAF Leuchars in January 1979.
		Seconds later the RAF Regiment appeared to ask Dick to move along...
		Sentinel in the Mist - XM569 at RAF Waddington in 1982.
	www.thunder-and-lightnings.co.uk /vulcan/gallery2.html (329 words)

	Coastal Command History - Squadrons
		Nonetheless, RAF Coltishall generated the aircraft to an initial standard which incorporated those things which could be quickly fitted or which could be packed up and installed in theatre.
		The natural choice for the work was RAF Coltishall but this meant that the unit could not cope with its 2nd line maintenance work as well because 30% of its 2nd line engineering manpower had been deployed to the Gulf.
		It was, therefore, agreed that routine maintenance would be transferred to RAF Abingdon where it would in turn displace the routine modifications programme and some, but not all, of the Major maintenance work.
	www.raf.mod.uk /gulf/jagupgrade.html (2274 words)

	British Military Aviation in 1968
		RAF Bomber and Fighter Commands were combined to form RAF Strike Command.
		RAF Flying Training and Technical Training Commands are merged into a revived RAF Training Command.
		A Royal Review of the Royal Air Force is conducted by Queen Elizabeth II at RAF Abingdon to mark the 50th anniversary of the formation of the Service.
	www.rafmuseum.org.uk /milestones-of-flight/british_military/1968.html (226 words)

	T W Elmhirst_P
		Born near Howden (which would later become the RAF Airship Base), he father was a Curate at Laxton.
		Joining the Navy in 1913, he served aboard HMS Indomitable and took part in the chase of the Goeben and Breslau and later in the bombardment of the Dardenelles and the Battle of Dogger Bank.
		At the end of war, he remained in the RAF and remained on airships, becoming a 1st Class Navigator following a course in 1920.
	www.rafweb.org /Biographies/Elmhirst.htm (586 words)

	BBC - Norfolk A Sense Of Place - RAF Falcons at Royal Norfolk Show 2004
		The RAF Falcons turned heads skywards with their stunning parachute displays at the Royal Norfolk Show 2004.
		In 1965 the team became the official RAF Parachute Display team and were called the Falcons, named after the bird of prey that 'falls extremely rapidly and is capable of aerobatics and swift stooping flight'.
		The RAF Falcons have five jump routines to choose from, depending on the weather conditions.
	www.bbc.co.uk /norfolk/senseofplace/rns2004_raf_falcons.shtml (766 words)

	Raf Show Ready For Takeoff (from Oxford Mail)
		A stunning star-studded spectacular takes to the skies over Abingdon for two days this weekend, when the RAF launches the biggest aerial and ground-based event ever staged in the country.
		Some of the aircraft are based a short distance away at RAF Brize Norton and will fly to Abingdon to perform their displays.
		The car's driver, RAF Wing Commander Andy Green, who also holds the absolute land speed record of 763mph, set in the jet-powered Thrust SSC car in 1997, will be on hand to talk about his exploits.
	www.oxfordmail.net /display.var.1424927.0.raf_show_ready_for_takeoff.php (1159 words)

	Google Earth Community: RAF Bases
		RAF Brawdy - was a UK air defence taring unit with Hawk ADV and search and rescue, also house US Navy post as part of SOSUS Line so i was told.NW of Haverford West.
		RAF Chilmark - used to be the Balloon unit for the parachute training and now used as a large storage unit.
		Moast airfealds are desanated as emergensey airfealds bouth civilion and mill
	bbs.keyhole.com /ubb/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/774965/Main/287918 (539 words)

	Blackburn Beverley Crash -- The Royal Air Force
		The young RAF Police NCOs had recently completed their training to become dog handlers, and together with their dogs had been posted out to Cyprus.
		The tragic event shocked the RAF Police Branch and more so the instructors and staff at the RAF Police Dog Training School, who had recently trained and graduated the nine NCOs and their dogs.
		I have come across the son of the RAF Chaplin/reverend who was involved in the rescue and I am waiting for information from him.
	www.voy.com /130994/213.html (1241 words)

	Abingdon International
		Held at the former RAF Abingdon, now also known as Dalton Barracks, this was the sixth consecutive year for an event that just seems to get better every year.
		With a totally relaxed atmosphere, a mere £6 adult admission charge, and on the day, copious amounts of warm sunshine, it would be difficult to imagine a better means of whiling away a Sunday afternoon.
		It was quite fitting that the flying programme in the afternoon was opened by the last remaining RAF unit at Abingdon; 612 VGS with one of their Vigilant T1s.
	www.airsceneuk.org.uk /airshow05/abingdon/abingdon.htm (742 words)

	Missing You - UK Missing Persons : Armed Forces : RAF
		Trying to find people who went to raf bawdsey in 1959 to 1963 who knew a bunch of us girls dilys powell june homer judy bennett jackie there must be some one out there.
		He was in the R.A.F. at Hednesford in 'C' squadron (I think) during the years1953-1956.He was a close mate of my dad Charlie (chas) Richardson and my mum May.It would be a wonderful surprise for them if I made contact.
		Gerry, Do you remember Xmas on the estate at RAF Skellingthorpe, we still have the champage you gave us for our wedding in 1968, last heard of as a professional photographer in Brighton, possibly in the 1970's, and married to a university professor.
	www.missing-you.net /RAF.php?startnum=1230&shift=P (1667 words)

	Tony Hawes - RAF Service 1951-63
		This site is designed to refresh the memories of those who served in the RAF in the 1950s and 60s, especially those who served in the Far East and in particular to the airmen who served at RAF Gan in the Maldive Islands.
		RAF Bovingdon, RAF Abingdon etc illustrate service life as seen through the lens of my camera in the 1950s.
		During my service with 99 Sqn (RAF Lyneham) I directed my photo abilities to shooting 8mm cine film (about two-hours in total), these have now been converted to digital video format, edited and burnt to DVD.
	groups.msn.com /TonyHawesRAFService195163/homepage (623 words)

	RAF 50th Anniversary Airshow RAF Abingdon - PPRuNe Forums
		I went to the RAF 50th Anniversary Airshow at RAF Abingdon in 1968.
		I also remember a beautiful Hawker Hind that was presented to the RAF by the Afghan Airforce during the show.
		The programme was the 1968 RAF year book, it had a seperate insert for the flying programme.
	www.pprune.org /forums/showthread.php?t=105594 (1442 words)

	Abingdon Air & Country Show 2007
		Unfortunately the RAF have cancelled all display appearances of their Merlin helicopter, so we have lost that from the line-up, but we do now have a flying display from a Royal Navy Lynx instead.
		The Vulcan To The Sky Trust will be present at the show with their stall, supporting the efforts to get the last airworthy Vulcan Bomber into the air...
		It looks like we will also have flying displays from both of the RAF's big helicopters - Merlin and Chinook - much more information about the flying and static line-up is on the What's On page.
	www.abingdonfayre.com (352 words)

	Abingdon’s Terrible Air Crash (6th July 1965)
		The local victims are buried in RAF Section of Spring Rd Cemetery; you may care to visit them especially on the 6th of July.
		Shortly after takeoff the pilot requested a priority landing at RAF Abingdon as he was experiencing some stiffness in the elevator controls.
		The relief crew was waiting for us on the apron and they took the aircraft from us in an 'engine running handover' and departed for a 20 minute trip to Abingdon where they retired to their messes for the night.
	www.aaahs.org.uk /crash1965.html (2210 words)

	Vulcans in Camera - Avro Vulcan B2 XH537 at RAF Abingdon.
		Vulcans in Camera - Avro Vulcan B2 XH537 at RAF Abingdon.
		Vulcan B2 MRR XH537 (8749M) being broken-up at RAF Abingdon in 1991.
		Though fitted with narrow intakes, the aircraft can be recognised as a Mk2 (and not a 1A) by the shape and the construction of the wing.
	www.avrovulcan.org.uk /misc/537_abingdon.htm (78 words)

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