I regret I have to report the passing of a couple more of our number. Jock Heron has been a frequent correspondent over the years, and shortly after he contacted me last week, I heard from the No 43 Sqn Association that he had died suddenly. Details of Jock’s funeral [...]]]>
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It is my sad duty to relay to the Hunter Register, all veterans, also public admirers alike, that surrounded by his loving family our inspirational former colleague and loyal friend ‘Al’ Pollock passed away peacefully on Tuesday 1st July [...]]]>
Apologies for the lateness of this news – I am currently in Cape Verde with extremely poor internet access.
[...]]]>David Ashley, who has died aged 49 as the result of a flying accident, flew Harrier aircraft on operations over Iraq and Afghanistan before becoming a flying instructor on contract with British Aerospace.
On March 16, Ashley and his Italian co-pilot were carrying out a post-production test [...]]]>
I’m very sad to report that Chris Abbott passed away on 14th November, following a long fight with cancer.
I first met Chris when he was a Fg Off at Wildenrath in 1976 where his immensely cheerful character shone brightly, ably supported by Sue. Chris had already had active service experience, [...]]]>
Hugh in front cockpit with F/O Pratt in rear cockpit airborne in a Bristol Fighter while looking for a landing ground near Elstead (Near Farnham) 25 April 1922.
Chris “Hoppy” GW has sent me some details of his father’s career on 4 Sqn in the 1920’s. I’ve created a page in the History [...]]]>
Hi Chris,
Just re-entered my details after reading about Pete Collins. How very sad! I flew with him in the T bird as a jolly on the final sorties of the day after setting the targets out in the sticks during a local exercise using the [...]]]>