Let us have more details of you “project ” 🙂

I intend to write an article for submission to one of the UK aviation magazines for publication. This article will be an account of 60 and 64 Squadron Javelin operations in the Far East. In my articles I prefer to include information from first hand sources ie people who were involved. Some of you may be familiar with my articles previously published in Flypast, Air Enthusiast and Aeroplane; the most recent of these being in December’s Flypast on the clandestine overflights in the mid 1950s by RF-100s under Project Slick Chick
Doug Gordon

The overflights in 1952 and 1954 are well documented. Those in 1954 took place on 28/29 April. Three routes were flown simultaneously. If you ever get the chance have a look at the papers for the Early Cold War Overflights Symposium held in Washington DC in February 2001; edited by Cargill Hall and Clayton Laurie, it’s worth it. A complete chapter is given over to the memoirs of John Crampton who was in command of the RAF Special Duty Flight. Four RB-45Cs were repainted in RAF colours for the overflights.

But I’m still no closer to solving the mystery!

Mea culpa!!
I should have looked closer!
Thank you for the input.

Thanks very much for that.
I’ve managed to track down the Association and am waiting to hear back from them.

That’s the one! Thank you very much.

Thanks for that Anon. I’ve managed to locate a copy of the book and have it on order.