Britain’s Nuclear Deterrent Development – Part One
The discovery of the neutron and its properties is central to the extraordinary developments that lead to the first atomic bomb in 1945, and the
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| 27326 | Miss Lynne Butler |
| Number | Name |
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| 10697 | Mr Brian A Sydenham |
| 26165 | Mr Ian Longshaw |
| 15183 | Mr David Thair |
| 25031 | Mr Douglas Lang |
| 18272 | Mrs Reia Jones |
| 25592 | Mr Keith Stoneman |
| 23487 | Mr Maurice Williams |
| 25299 | Mr M Challoner |
| 17157 | Miss Kathleen Davies |
| 18760 | Mr Michael Thompson |
The discovery of the neutron and its properties is central to the extraordinary developments that lead to the first atomic bomb in 1945, and the
Former engineer and Vulcan tour guide Steve Ware has always been fascinated by the world of aviation, and more so with one aircraft in particular
Barry Masefield was the Air Electronics Officer (AEO) for Vulcan XH558 and had flown in this iconic aircraft for over 30 years, also being a key
Operation Sky Shield was a series of three large-scale military exercises conducted in the United States. The Cold War games were carried out by the