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Hello! We are proud to be asssociated with the website of the RAFHAAA which is well worth exploring. There aren't many of us nonogenarians left in touch, but recently we and a few more put up a church window and now we have our simple unpretentious web site. Here are a few of the kites we used to look after We have put on record stories about some 29th fitter-riggers for whom we have life stories and would welcome contributions from any more 29th Entry old-timers of any trade. Contact me George Barker (ex-566835/54544) at george.barker4@btinternet.com My main web site, www.baps-orch.co.uk, also has my contact details.
Webmaster, George Barker, B. Eng , M.I.Mech.E., aloft at the 2001 Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta
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Here is a link to an interesting web site, "I a Young Airman" about the experiences of a 29th Entry Wireless Operator Mechanic (or was it W.E.M.?) called Malcolm Macdougall.
http://www.barryfr.plus.com/iaya
Here is our window reduced to 25 KB for website use.
See David Howell's Page for notes about his principles of design.
