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Date Posted: 21/03/13 12:01:21
Author: john mclellan
Subject: Re: RAF El Adem
In reply to: John 'Gary' Cooper 's message, "RAF El Adem" on 24/02/04 8:48:46

to davie bumford dave jones brenden bergan or any stroremen from 64 to 66 who were at my 21stbirthday

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[> Re: RAF El Adem -- alan beasley, 21/05/13 4:58:39

my late father was at el adem as a sgt fireman bert beasley,was his name.iwas just a young lad when we lived at tobruk,we had a short tour as we where asked to leave the country by a certain person.onreturn to uk my father was posted to raf scampton.please reply if you remember my late father thanks

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[> [> Re: RAF El Adem -- Clive Lancaster.=ex RAF Fireman 1952=1975, 8/02/15 20:19:55

Hi Alan, came across your message whilst browsing, and had
a strong feeling that I knew your Dad, as mentioned by the
few I have made contact with, we are " old timers " now !!
but Bert Beasly certainly " Rang Bells " El Adem for me was
1956/59 and going by what I have read by the 1960/63 guys
it had changed drastically, many of the streets were still
full of war damage with just enough room to get a donkey-
cart by, when my family eventually joined me I had a flat
in Sheikh EL Mabry street. However best wishes to all
Clive

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