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Royal
Air Force Cosford Apprentice's Page
This site is for the apprentices of RAF Cosford and is run by
Terry Hunt of 227 entry. It started as a collection of his own
pictures but now covers most apprentice entries. Well worth a
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Royal
Air Force Boy Entrants Association
The Official Website of The RAF Boy Entrants Association.
Membership is open to anyone who served part, or all, of their
training as an RAF Boy Entrant. |
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Royal
Air Force Boy Entrant Photographers Association
The purpose of this site is to provide a means for both pre-
and post-war RAF Photographers to keep in touch with each other,
to arrange annual reunions and social occasions and to offer
help and advice to members where this is possible. Membership
open to all ex photogs.
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The 301st Home
page
The 301st Craft Apprentice
Entry came into being on the 4th of September 1964. These 67
souls were to spend 12 months learning one of two trades as
either Photographers or Telegraphists. There follows on these
pages a short record of what happened to some of these young men,
at Cosford and over the intervening forty something years.
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The
305th Home Page
The 305th entry was formed at Cosford in 1966. This site has
just been put together by Joe Fricker so if anyone knows of any
ex 305th's then point them in this direction, it'll be their
40th anniversary this year.
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Pete
Rayer's Home Page (Ex 306th Entry)
This is the home site of Pete Rayer who is an ex 306th Entry
Telegraphist. Pete is very big in the world of Amateur Radio
and anybody with a similar interest would do well to check his
site out.
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The
315 Home Page"On the 1st of May 1969, twelve young,
innocent, unsuspecting lads arrived at the gates of RAF
Cosford, (At that time it was the RAF's No.2 School of
Technical Training) and formed the 315th Craft Apprentice
Entry (Last of the Telegraphist Apprentices)." |
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Service
Pals
"Bringing Service People Together" |
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Comrades
and Colleagues.com
"Looking for friends, comrades and colleagues from the
Forces? Search our extensive database including Army, Navy and
Air Force in the UK, Australia and New Zealand..." |
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MoD
Reunited
Managed by ex-servicemen, this entirely free resource puts
serving and ex-Services personnel back in contact with past
friends and colleagues. Includes confidential email system and
automatic updates to your desktop. |
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Forces
Reunited...
...is the largest UK database of Armed Forces and Ex-Forces
Personnel on the web. You are more likely to find your old UK forces friends
here (and they are more likely to find you) than anywhere else on the web,
fact!
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Reunited
"FriendsReunited is a simple to use website that allows
you to find out what your old friends are doing now. Our
database lists over 40,000 UK Secondary and Primary Schools,
Colleges and Universities. More than 7 Million people have
registered and this is growing at over 15,000 a day. We have
recently added over 400,000 workplaces to the system so you
can now locate your old work friends.. " |
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The
RAF News
The newspaper for the RAF...about the RAF |
