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Vixus
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by Vixus »
Atlas carrying the Electra...
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Keith Jones
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by Keith Jones »
That's me standing at the front. Anyone recognise the ship? It was 1982 at Southampton.
...and this is me in about 1974.
No recent pictures that would be acceptable on a family-oriented forum like this!
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TSR2
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by TSR2 »
Not an expert on ships, BUt... Is it an RFA ship?
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Garry Russell
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by Garry Russell »
Garry Russell wrote:Hi Tonks
G-AZCX went to Switzeralnd in February 1972
That might help you to eliminate
So it was only UK for six months
So Nigel was that summer 1971?
That is a standard factory livery so there would be many look alikes
Garry
But I didn't read it properly
It's G-AZCK not X :redface:
Thanks to Ian Hind for pointing that out.
It seems to still be still current
So Tonks perhaps you flew it after all
Sorry Nigel :sad:
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britishtourer
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by britishtourer »
Jonesy, I have a hat just like that! I don't have a plane like that though unfortunately.
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TobyV
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by TobyV »
Keith Jones wrote:Anyone recognise the ship? It was 1982 at Southampton.
SS Canbera?
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Nigel H-J
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by Nigel H-J »
No prob Gary as I had also mis-read the reg when first posted, seems to be a common thing known as age!!!
Tonks, do believe we have something in common after all....... except you flew it solo!!!
Just out of interest Tonks are you a Yellow Belly?
(To those who think this is the start of name calling session a Yellow Belly is the term given to those natives who are Lincolnshire born and bred).
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DaveB
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by DaveB »
Dunno about that Nigel.. I thought he came from the Midlands (Lichfield) but you never know
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Nigel H-J
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by Nigel H-J »
Thanks Dave,
Only asked as it appeared from his post that he flew from Wickenby. Unless of course I've got my wires crossed!!
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Jetset
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by Jetset »
Nice photo Jonesey, but before I looked properly, I thought you were holding a bird of prey, then I realised it was the picture on your t-shirt.
Onwards and Upwards!!!!!!!!
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