Ramblings from the AEO’s Panel – Part 11
It had been 30 years in the making but finally on Sunday May 20th SAMA (South Atlantic Medal Association) ‘unveiled’ the memorial wall at the National
| Number | Name |
|---|---|
| 17215 | Mr Michael Dodd |
| Number | Name |
|---|---|
| 10671 | Mrs Jemma Rivers |
| 22130 | Mr Benjamin Kinsella |
| 25408 | Mr Ian MacDonald |
| 10964 | Mr Michael Thurgood |
| 20670 | Mr Robin Veitch |
| 23833 | Miss Claire F Robbins |
| 23341 | Mr Peter Crouch |
| 24012 | Dr Christopher J Rowlands |
| 22726 | Mr Mike Weatherly |
| 27319 | Miss Lynne Butler |
It had been 30 years in the making but finally on Sunday May 20th SAMA (South Atlantic Medal Association) ‘unveiled’ the memorial wall at the National
With the dawning of the atomic age in August 1945, it was obvious to military strategists that any future bomber to deliver a nuclear weapon
It was a bright, sunny day at the Wroughton Airshow, the day Dr Robert Pleming first laid eyes on Vulcan XH558 in the late 1980s.
From February 1962 onwards two jets in every major RAF base, armed with nuclear weapons, were on standby for Quick Reaction Alert (QRA). QRA is