Historic Aviation? No – old pilots!

Funny – everyone else saw this before we did – bored, on the right.

And, having missed me & HIM chatting – too far away – She didn’t do much better with this one?

= Tim

With a keen eye, you can just make out Tim in the second row!

FB

There was a ceremony today:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hampshire-21845753

Congratulations to all involved in this campaign.

DAI

For Rocketeer –

Actually – eats on HMS Belfast!

Well done Tim, hope you enjoy your tea at No 10!

Rocketeer – I have a spare. I’ll mail it to you as soon as I can get my scanner back from Son next door!!

= Tim

PS – here’s a sample. We had it easy compared with most!

is there a form for my Mum to fill out?

This link might help http://www.veterans-uk.info/arctic_star_index.htm 🙂

Very strange to only see/hear of this now…needs wider publication I think.

Tim, congratulations to you and thank you for service for which this star has been struck. I hope that you enjoy your day and thise present realise who the important people are.

I can only echo Moggy’s sentiments, Tim.

Enjoy the day and wear it with well deserved pride.

is there a form for my Mum to fill out?

Wear it with pride Tim. My mum has just completed the form to apply for my grandfather’s medal (Merchant Navy)

The only thing our Dave knows is PR, and I don’t mean photo recce.

Whatever the ‘hidden meaning’ – I hope that you have an enjoyable day next week! 🙂

Took a while Tim. Wear it with pride on behalf of the others.

Almost certainly the ‘hidden meaning’ is shame or embarrassment that it has taken so long

Moggy

I wish my grandad was here to get his.