Noah's ARC

The hotel are taking bookings for the Thursday night.

I will not now be able to attend - please remove my name from list.

Brian Parsley

Thank you Paul.

Can you tell me when the on line shop will be open again please? I have been getting the message for the last few days that the site is undergoing maintenance.

Many thanks to Bob and his Committee for all their hard work on our behalf, keeping the "family" together.

Best wishes to the new committee, they deserve our support.

Well deserved, Bob. Well done.

You're welcome , Bob. I was so proud of my Super 8 cine camera in 1971,the most up to date camera with its ability to take 4 minutes of silent film, which then had to be sent back to the UK to be processed, and this film was the result of six of them edited and spliced together. I then kept meaning ...

It has only been a few years - (it seems like only yesterday)- but I now have my 8mm Super 8 film (silent) of HRH visit to B Squadron in Hong Kong transferred to DVD!! A bit fuzzy as the technology was in those days, but still able to recognise squadron characters. 22 minute film shows march on to a...

I have a super 8 cine film of HRH visit to Hong Kong - I keep meaning to get it transferred before it disappears.

Missed Malcolm on parade yesterday, but saw the KRH/14/20 contingent march by while I was stood in Horse Guards.
I would be honoured to march with them next year, how do I go about it?

When Digger Sharp visited Hong Kong, he attended a Squadron do in the NAAFI, music probably by Steve Beavers, Brad, and Dave Dukes band, or even Bill Hutton's disco (my memory is failing), and the following conversation took place in the Gents between Craftsman McLean and Digger: Mclean "What's yer ...

Looking at my album of Princess Anne's visit to Hong Kong, I have newspaper cuttings of her driving a Mk 1 Ferret on Thursday 28th October 1971, but the number is 33BA67. I thought we only had one Mk1 in the squadron. I also have cine film of it being driven back to Sek Kong from Ha Tseun ranges, as...

When we were in Paderborn, John and I lived in the same village, Dahl, just outside Paderborn. John and his family lived on a small farm, and we spent many evenings haymaking, and drinking the farmer's home made brews. We met again when John was at what was FVRDE, at Chobham. We were in touch again ...

The Imperial War Museum at Duxford is a large aircraft museum, but also has a large Land Warfare museum included, with a large display of guns, wheeled vehicles and tanks, including the one in the photo ( which has been discussed in this forum before) which used to stand at the entrance to that part...

Thanks Phil, at 64, I'm still needed and fed, as the Beatles song went! Still seems like only yesterday when we were all in Paderborn and Hong Kong - those were the best of times!