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	RAF Waddington - About us
		The following pages explain who and what you can find at RAF Waddington as well as the important reasons we are here.
		Find out who makes up the RAF Waddington Team and what equipment we operate...
		There's lots happening at RAF Waddington and you'll find it here first...
	www.raf.mod.uk /rafwaddington/aboutus (153 words)

	RAF WADDINGTON - Find Friends from RAF WADDINGTON at Forces Reunited
		William Aiton was at RAF Waddington between 1955 and 1969.
		Sarah Bailey was at RAF Waddington between 1996 and 2003.
		Mary Booth was at RAF Waddington between 1996 and 2000.
	www.forcesreunited.org.uk /namearchive/units/RAFNames/RAF-Waddington.html (4431 words)

	Science Fair Projects - RAF Waddington
		RAF Waddington is a Royal Air Force station in Lincolnshire England.
		RAF Waddington has in the last few years revived its Waddington International Air Show, which usually takes place in the last weekend of June, attracting up to 100,000 visitors and representatives of Air Forces from all round the world.
		There is a outdoor viewing area east of the A15 road close to the northern end of the long runway which was designed to accommodate V-bombers.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/RAF_Waddington (305 words)

	UK Airshow Review - "Eastern Promise" - RAF Waddington International Airshow 2005
		Kicking off the flying display, as per usual at RAF Waddington, was the flypast by the "home team" of an E-3D Sentry and a Nimrod R.1 from 51 Squadron, which was followed by a break and an overshoot from each aircraft.
		The full compliment of RAF display teams, from Tutors to Typhoons, were all present in the flying display, in addition to the Royal Navy's Black Cats Lynx duo flying their ever polished and entertaining routine.
		Often seen at Waddington in the ACMI days, I've never seen a display by the type before, and the excellently flown pairs routine at this years airshow was a pleasant break from the norm.
	airshows.co.uk /content/2005/reviews/Waddington.htm (1407 words)

	Challenge Cup Final (Site not responding. Last check: )
		RAF Lyneham cantered to the inter-station cup with a powerful display against RAF Waddington in the final at RAF Uxbridge.
		But Waddington will point to the 14th minute sending off of Phil Dodd as a major factor in their defeat which weakened their team and left them at the mercy of a stronger Lyneham squad.
		Waddington's 10 men fought all the way in the first half after the red card and were on level terms just before the break through Mark Wagstaff.
	www.raffa.demon.co.uk /challcup/final_rep.htm (270 words)

	RAF-lincolnshire.info :: Waddington
		RAF Waddington opened to flying units of the Royal Flying Corps in 1916.
		Waddington was the first station to receive the Avro Manchester heavy bomber in Nov 1940, with 207 Sqn reforming specifically for this task.
		RAF Waddington was to lose more bomber aircraft on operations than any other Bomber Command station.
	raf-lincolnshire.info /waddington/waddington.htm (447 words)

	Flightline UK 2003 - RAF Waddington International Airshow - 28th-29th June - REVIEW
		Waddington has rapidly grown a reputation for attracting a selction of rare and interesting visitors and is one of the main shows that enthusiasts from around the country will head for.
		Waddington is the home base to the RAF's contribution to the NATO AEW force, so it's unsurprising to see a NATO Boeing E-3A Sentry joined by a Boeing 707 on the Sunday.
		Waddington did very well considering the circumstances in which they held their display with some very entertaining flying and the usual interesting static park.
	www.ukairshows.info /2003/airshows/waddington/review.html (1610 words)

	RAF Waddington 1916-1945
		RAF Waddington has a history as long and illustrious as any in the Royal Air Force and is best known for its role as a bomber station -- in fact, when No 44 (Rhodesia) Squadron disbanded on 31st December 1982, it was the longest serving bomber station in any air force in the world...
		The full story of the men, the aircraft and the major sorties flown from RAF Waddington are comprehensively described within the pages of this substantial and detailed account, which runs to over 300 A4 pages and is illustrated with over 100 fl and white photographs.
		He served at RAF Waddington on three separate tours of duty in flying and staff appointments.
	www.woodfieldpublishing.com /contents/en-uk/p123.html (708 words)

	FIGHTER CONTROL :: Bases : RAF Waddington (Site not responding. Last check: )
		For almost 30 years, Waddington became a mecca for Vulcan-watchers but just as the type was finally leaving RAF service, Argentina invaded the Falklands and a number of Vulcans were hastily deployed to Ascension Island in the mid-Atlantic.
		Today, Waddington is the RAF's main reconnaissance base and is home to 4 squadrons; No 8/23 Squadron flies the Sentry AEW1 in the Airborne Warning and Control (AWACS) role; No 51 Squadron with the Nimrod R1 electronic intelligence aircraft and, most recently No 5 (Army Co-operation) Squadron with Sentinel R1 battlefield surveillance aircraft.
		Known as the WAVE (Waddington Aircraft Viewing Area) it is located next to the 21 end of the airfield adjacent to the A15.
	www.fightercontrol.co.uk /new/bases/waddington/index_wad.htm (292 words)

	Henlow 10K (Site not responding. Last check: )
		RAF Waddington were second Blunden 56 min 32 sec, Berrell 61 min 47 sec, Mark Heaton 65 min 48 sec and 67 min 52 sec giving a total of 85 points.
		Their team included RAF triathlon specialists Martin Ball 61 min 14 sec, Marc Saggers 62 min 58 sec, Nige Porter 68 min 08 sec and Graham Menzies in 68 min 41 sec to score a total of 157 points.
		Becky Griffith from RAF Brize Norton was second but first RAF finisher in 71 min 15 sec, and in third overall in the ladies race was D Bryant from Biggleswade AC 71 min 17 sec.
	www.rafathletics.org /html/henlow_10k.html (704 words)

	RAF Waddington International Air Show
		Royal Air Force Station Waddington in Lincolnshire, the county that is considered by many to be the traditional heartland and spiritual home of the Royal Air Force, has been host since 1995 to the RAF's biggest air show.
		It has a well-earned reputation for appealing to enthusiasts and families alike, and is considered to be one of the UK's top military air shows.
		All proceeds to RAF charities and local worthy causes!
	www.waddingtonairshow.co.uk (139 words)

	RAF Waddington International Air Show \| Pleasure Flights
		Dragon Helicopters are pleased to be operating helicopter pleasure flights during the RAF Waddington International Air Show 2008.
		Flights will commence at 9.00am each day and continue until the air show closes at 6.30pm.
		We must receive your Booking Form by Thursday 26 June 2008
	www.waddingtonairshow.co.uk /pleasureFlights.asp (210 words)

	RAF Waddington - About us
		The following pages explain who and what you can find at RAF Waddington as well as the important reasons we are here.
		Find out who makes up the RAF Waddington Team and what equipment we operate...
		There's lots happening at RAF Waddington and you'll find it here first...
	www.rafwaddingtonstation.co.uk /aboutus (153 words)

	The Prince of Wales - HRH visits RAF Waddington
		The Prince joined the RAF in 1971 and attended the RAF College at Cranwell in Lincolnshire.
		RAF Waddington, formerly the home of the Vulcan bomber, is the base for four squadrons flying the Nimrod and Sentry aircraft, which carry out electronic reconnaissance and battlefield surveillance.
		In recent years personnel from Waddington have been deployed to the Middle East, North America and the Balkans, as well as more recent duties in Afghanistan and Iraq.
	www.princeofwales.gov.uk /newsandgallery/news/hrh_visits_raf_waddington_57986685.html (347 words)

	Road Match Reports (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Waddington secured first team in the RAF and Open event, the quartet of Sgt Gittings, WO Wintripp, Sgt Flavell and Sgt Pallot, second in the Open event was DISC Chicksands who just held off Brampton Wyton Henlow (BWH), 113 points to 114.
		The RAF Ladies Champion was Flt Lt Beccy Screech of RAF Honington finishin 5th overall.
		The RAF is not able to enter a team for this event so all of the individuals have to run for their civilian clubs.
	www.rafathletics.org /html/road_match_reports.html (4141 words)

	Waddington International Airshow 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Both Wk163, operated by Air Atlantique and RAF Canberra XH135 could be seen in and around the hangar as part of a display paying tribute to the aircraft.
		Other interesting items to be seen among the static were two F15 Eagles, German Tornado IDS and it was good to see a pair of Jaguar GR3s on the line with their retirement creeping ever closer, despite the barriers being somewhat tight to the aircraft which made decent photography difficult to carry out.
		The final RAF examples of this legendary aircraft, in service with 39 (1 PRU), are due to be finally retired in July 2006.
	www.aircraftinaction.co.uk /waddington2k6.htm (1427 words)

	207 Squadron RAF Association - In Memory of the Siebert Crew, Manchester L7303 RAF Waddington, Lincolnshire
		This was put together as a memorial to her husband and to the rest of the Siebert crew by Mrs Pam Gurnell, widow of Sgt Peter Gurnell, the Rear Gunner in the Siebert crew, who was one of the five crew members taken prisoner.
		It was framed by RAF Waddington and presented to the Station on 14 November 1993 and hangs in the corridor outside the Nettleton Room.
		The RAF Hospital Halton treated him with great devotion and all the skill at their command, certainly prolonging his life for several years.
	www.207squadron.rafinfo.org.uk /siebert_collage_waddington.htm (904 words)

	Flightline UK - RAF Waddington International Airshow 2005 = REVIEW
		The RAF Waddington International Airshow is the first very large military airshow of the year and therefore is the first really major international flying display of the year making it perhaps one of the most eagerly anticipated.
		Waddington have taken the brunt of this and recent programmes have looked quite depleted compared to the glory days of 2001 which had participation from Israel, US and several european nations.
		Waddington certainly left enthusiasts and the general public alike feeling satisfied with their day's entertainment, it was certainly a well presented display that would have appealed to all.
	www.airshows.org.uk /2005/airshows/waddington/flying.html (1308 words)

	Raf-waddington-overview - hpforestco.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
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		Raf waddington microsoft powerpoint aimerafndt activity during structural sampling and teardown of vc10.
	www.hpforestco.com /Raf-waddington-overview (98 words)

	No. VIII Squadron RAF at AllExperts
		The RAF AWACS fleet is made up of seven E-3Ds, with the UK designation Sentry AEW1 and the aircraft are pooled between 8 Sqn and No.
		The squadrons association with the Middle East gave rise to the adoption of the Arabian dagger as the unit's badge.
		The squadron moved to the AEW/AWACS role on Avro Shackletons at Kinloss in 1971, moving to RAF Lossiemouth in 1973, where it stayed until its disbandment in 1991.
	en.allexperts.com /e/n/no/no._viii_squadron_raf.htm (326 words)

	Waddington International Airshow 2005
		Waddington to be present in the static display, however this was not possible due to the first example having been delivered so recently therefore not being available for the show.
		Star displayers of the present RAF frontline jet fleet in the flying display had to be the two variants of the Tornado, GR4 and F3 with the pilots of both aircraft really showcasing the brute force of their aircraft.
		The typhoon is the expected replacement for the current RAF Tornados, Harriers and Jaguars.
	www.aircraftinaction.co.uk /Waddington2k5.htm (1633 words)

	RAF WADDINGTON VIEWING GUIDE
		RAF Waddington is located East of Waddington village, between the A607 and A15, 3 miles South of Lincoln in Lincolnshire.
		Waddington is a 24-hour emergency diversion airfield, so occasionally aircraft will divert here if they have problems or their destination is weathered in.
		RAF Waddington hosts a major two-day airshow each year, which is well worth attending.
	www.thunder-and-lightnings.co.uk /spotting/waddington.html (2179 words)

	RAF Waddington Airshow,1st july.Some photos.
		RAF Waddingtons airshow yesterday was a bit light on foreign display aircraft(due to a couple of major shows in europe),but the skies were clear and the temp was hot!
		RAF Typhoon display,Royal New Zealand Air Force P-3K and 757 displays,and the farewell display by a RAF Canberra PR-9.
		RAF Sentinal (first time on display to the public),Hellenic Air Force Phantom,Canberras-PR-9 and B.2,and a Antonov an-28 from the Polish Navy.
	www.diecastaircraftforum.com /shows-events/51530-raf-waddington-airshow-1st-july-some-photos.html#post461027 (202 words)

	Royal Air Force Waddington Station Website
		The Physical Education Flight is responsible for a wide range of health and fitness initiatives: administration of the RAF Fitness Test; organisation of the Station's Health and Fitness strategy; implementation of the Station's recreational programme; coordination of sports travel and the use of the Station's sports facilities.
		There are 2 churches that serve the Christian community at RAF Waddington.
		It is their task to actively network to ensure that personnel and their families have access to all the support they are entitled to at local authority and Station level, in a way that promotes a stronger sense of community and well being.
	192.5.30.122 /rafwaddington/admin.html (1517 words)

	Airshow Venues - RAF Waddington
		RAF Waddington in Lincolnshire hosts the major RAF Airshow, which is very popular, and usually held in June.
		RAF Waddington is a fully operational unit of No 3 Group within RAF Strike Command and is home to the RAF's airborne Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance (ISTAR) aircraft.
		Due to the recent heavy rain and forecast of more to come, the Waddington International Air Show organisers have had to cancel the show for Sunday 1st July 2007 for reasons of public safety.
	www.militaryairshows.co.uk /ven7.htm (546 words)

	Flightline UK - RAF Waddington International Airshow 2006 = REVIEW
		2006 saw Waddington celebrate the end of the Canberra's 55 years of service to the RAF and the 70th Anniversary of the first flight of the Spitfire.
		Come show time, the glorious weather made for for some of the dissappoitment and Waddington produced two fine days of flying displays showing the RAF and it's assetts off to best advanatage under blue skies.
		Once again the organisation at Waddington was superb and presented a great opportunity to see the RAF and other show off their wares to the public.
	www.airshows.org.uk /2006/airshows/waddington/review.html (289 words)

	The Wartime Memories Project - RAF Waddington
		RAF Waddington opened as an RFC station in 1916 and was used for military flying between the wars, being rebuilt and updated in the 1930s.
		In 1939 at the outbreak of war 44 Sqd and 50 Sqd were flying Hampdens from Waddington.
		Today RAF Waddington is still an active airbase.
	www.wartimememories.co.uk /airfields/waddington.html (4785 words)

	merisi.com : RAF Waddington International Airshow 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Waddington is home to the Royal Air Force's biggest Air Show.
		Nearest Station is Lincoln Central Station from where a bus service will serve RAF Waddington which is 4 miles away.
		Nearest Airports to RAF Waddington are Humberside, Doncaster Finnigley and Nottingham airports which are approximately 1 hour drive from RAF Waddington and Leeds and Bradford Airport, Coventry Airport, Manchester International and Birmingham International Airports which are approximately 2 hours drive from RAF Waddington
	www.merisi.com /Default.aspx?tabid=224 (226 words)

	MILAVIA Military Aviation Specials - RAF Waddington International Air Show 2005
		RAF Aircraft participation is always strong with Jaguars, Hawks, Harriers Tornado F.3 and GR.4 variants.
		Being in close proximity to Fighter bases, Waddington had Tornado F.3 examples from the Squadrons of 11 and 25 both from RAF Leeming in Yorkshire.
		Waddington seems to suffer from decreasing numbers of foreign participants but the Royal Air Force always turns up in force.
	www.milavia.net /airshows/waddington05/index.htm (778 words)

	RAF Waddington Airshows 2001 - 2004
		RAF Waddington Airshow 2007 - Did not attend
		RAF Waddington Airshow 2006 - Did not attend
		RAF Waddington Airshow 2005 - Did not attend
	www.martinkessel.net /wad/page1.htm (24 words)

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