Hampshire's Aviation History

I assumed one Dave was the other, now I know better.

There are a lot of us around!……When I was born(during WW2) my parents wanted a name that was uncommon so chose David….as apparently did many thousands of other parents around 1942…. at school I was but one out of 6 Davids in a class of 30 kids ( 15 boys)!

🙂

Ah, that would explain why daveg4otu’s contact e-mail address is on the Supermarine page. I assumed one Dave was the other, now I know better.

Apology accepted- please check your eMail.

Agentsmart

Hi
Sorry for not seeking permission, your articles are so good it would be difficult to improve, I hope by making people aware of your site it has gained you some extra traffic.
Kind regards
David Moldon

Nice site – however it is usual to ask before copying whole chunks of someone elses website…

For instance this..

http://www.agentsmart.co.uk/blog/aviation/supermarine-aircraft/

copied from this (including hotlinking to the images hosted on my own site.)

http://daveg4otu.tripod.com/ah1900/suprod.html

See also this..
http://www.agentsmart.co.uk/blog/aviation/portsmouth-airport/
and this….
http://daveg4otu.tripod.com/ah1900/asportprod.html

I believe information is there to be shared – but straight copying is not really the way to do it ….and it is good manners to ask first.

Hi David,

I came across your website a couple of weeks ago while doing one of my regular Schneider Google trawls. Looking good! Very nice material, especially Leonard Snaith’s flight log from 1931.

Cheers