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Date Posted: 20/05/04 13:22:53
Author: John F. Brignell
Subject: Re: RAF El Adem
In reply to: John 'Gary' Cooper 's message, "RAF El Adem" on 24/02/04 8:48:46

We must have been at EA at the same time. I was there from late '64 to late'66. I also was on TASF. Can't remember which shift. Bernie Byrne was the Cheify I lived across the road from the mosque in August Square. (Dustbin Alley) on the back path to the sailing club. My eldest daughter was born in sick 1/4s at EA . Regards Briggers.

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[> Re: RAF El Adem -- Ted Marston, 9/04/05 16:30:48

Stationed at El Adem June 56 to Jan 59. With 62 and 1 Field
Squadron RAF Regiment. I am in touch with 50 of the 'Lads'
(We were then) and we have just had a re union. I think
it was El Adem that has kept us pals.

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[> [> Re: RAF El Adem -- Rik Sandom, 6/04/14 14:18:17

Hi there I was out in El Adem in 61 62, I think the name is The End in Italian as that is how far the Itys retreated to. You might remember me, I was a snowdrop and I used to train Falcons 8 of them I had. I also found an old side valve Triumph 350cc in a long forgotten shed and I used to whizz down to Tobruk for a swim and a Tea and Cobza at the Sally Ann. I also Chucked the Javelin, and was Middle East Champ. Swam across Tobruk Harbour 3 times won it twice and was beaten by some grey haired old fart like me now. Loads of memories, itwas great when the Pool came, a few of us did a diving display, more like muck about bombing time. I managed a big Bomb of the top board for Groupie Hubbard I soaked him but he loved it all, great man he was. Keep well all I am trying to get to the Reunion. Rik.

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[> [> Re: RAF El Adem -- Brian paddock, 14/06/20 19:01:11

Fascinating place El-Adem. Was there with 62 field sqdn, which became 1 sdn. C/O was sqd ldr Spenser/ Spencer? The chap seemed to love the desert where we spent many interesting hours. Long live Laurence of Arabia aka Alan Roy!

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