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  • in reply to: BBC1 " The One Show" tonight FIDO #1148760
    ranroz
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    I just missed it and we do not have iplayer in Holland 🙁

    in reply to: Fourth Stalag Luft 111 Tunnel to be excavated #1148817
    ranroz
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    I know personaly Air Cdr ret C Clarke that was in Stalag Luft III.
    He would have been in Stangin last week but he is not well at the moment.
    He had his hip replaced in Oct/Nov and caught a virus during the Christmas and New Year.
    I also know another veteran that was in the same camp with him.

    I am sure that they will pleased to find out, but also have second thoughts
    when they think of the 50 that was killed after trying to escape.

    in reply to: RAF Bomber Command Memorial Fund Wristbands. #1149154
    ranroz
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    We have just wrote our first check out to the RAF Bomber Command for 200 Pounds. Raised from the donations for the wristbands.

    This is a great achievement in three months, we started this on the 22 October 2010.
    And we have funding over for new wristbands .

    And shortly we will have a new outlet in Lincolnshire that have kindly offered to offer them in their establishment.

    http://www.raf.mod.uk/bbmf/news/index.cfm?storyid=281578D5-5056-A318-A878EBC96C00B952

    in reply to: Jan Hilge's Memorial Air Show 18 Sept 2010 #525965
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    Christian Moullec
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    A video of Christian Moullec the man in the photos
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0bAlLu0CaI&NR=1

    in reply to: RAF Bomber Command Memorial Fund Wristbands. #1154221
    ranroz
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    We would like to say thank you to the Battle of Britain Memorial flight.
    For adding the wristbands to their site to help raise funds for the Bomber Command Memorial.

    http://www.raf.mod.uk/bbmf/news/index.cfm?storyid=281578D5-5056-A318-A878EBC96C00B952

    During the weekend we have had people giving donations for them, one even placed a order for 30 for a Squadron reunion in May.

    in reply to: Jan Hilge's Memorial Air Show 18 Sept 2010 #525969
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    in reply to: Jan Hilge's Memorial Air Show 18 Sept 2010 #525971
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    in reply to: Jan Hilge's Memorial Air Show 18 Sept 2010 #526119
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    in reply to: RAF Bomber Command Memorial Fund Wristbands. #1087972
    ranroz
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    Barrie and I would like to thank The Aviation Forum for allowing us to promote the wristbands on here.
    We have had orders via the email and also offers of a outlet.

    You also have a thank you from an RAF Bomber Command veteran, a Lancaster wireless operator 101 Squadron RAF, who was shot down twice, escaped back to the UK and the second time ended up in Stalag Luft III, doing the Long March.

    I met him via this article in the Horncastle News, he has raised 60 pounds with 30 wristbands I sent him, and will be offering even more in the Spring

    http://www.horncastlenews.co.uk/news…rial_1_1473679

    I have added to MoD Oracle, Police Oracle and British Forces Chat Forums that you have been so kind as to allow us to promote them, including a link back to your forum.

    in reply to: RAF Bomber Command Memorial Fund Wristbands. #1088643
    ranroz
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    Radpoe

    Here is a list of all the places that are kind enough to offer the wristbands in the UK at the moment.

    BBMF Visitor Center
    RAF Coningsby

    Linconshire Aviation Heritage Centre, East Kerkby
    ( This place was with the help of a person from the IWM
    I had it in mind but forgot the name)

    Petwood Hotel
    Woodhall spa
    Linconshire

    RAF Scampton Museum
    RAF Scampton

    A Car Accessory shop
    Bridge street
    Horncastle

    Red Lion Inn
    Nr Partney
    Lincolnshire

    Wattisham Museum
    (on former RAF Wattisham)

    Bader Arms Public House
    Tangmere
    Sussex

    1265 Horncastle Sqn ATC
    Horncastle

    A Bomber Command Veteran
    that lives in Wragby
    ( this man was shot down twice, first time
    escaped back to the UK. Second ended up in Stalag Luft III
    and did the long march)

    I am always looking for more places if you know any please.

    I also found out today that I had my 5th article printed in the local paper
    ware I lived in the UK.

    in reply to: RAF Bomber Command Memorial Fund Wristbands. #1088791
    ranroz
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    In October I made a video for you tube to help with the advertising,only I used the old wristbands that did not meet the requirements good enough to be given away for a Donation.

    Now we have a new company as you have seen.

    This Video is dedicated to the 55,573 RAF Bomber Command Crewmen.

    Who gave Every thing.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2lNZ0p0YVk

    I will add all the places that have them on offer in the UK as soon as I have time this evening

    in reply to: RAF Bomber Command Memorial Fund Wristbands. #1089231
    ranroz
    Participant

    this is great news.

    If I may ask, I am at work and following www links is not easy:rolleyes:

    is there a link where you can donate and obtain a wrist band directly ?

    thank you.

    BSG-75

    At the moment we do not have a direct link to make a donation for a wristbands.
    RAF Bomber Command will not do it till we can prove that they make money and they are.
    We also do not have a pay pal account it will come later.
    I have been planing this since April/May of this year and has taken till October to get to ware we are now. We have had NO help from RAF Bomber Command or the PR company that works for them.
    They payed for the first 1,000 and the rest have top pay for them selves and they are. We have just placed a order for our second thousand from money raised in Holland, and we have enough for the third when needed.
    All money raised in the UK will stay in the UK to avoid exchange rates we will ony trasfer what is needed

    Barrie and I have done it from scratch.
    I thought of the wristbands and how they should look and that they should have a meaning also.

    in reply to: RAF Bomber Command Memorial Fund Wristbands. #1095953
    ranroz
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    Peter you are correct its 65 years to late

    And now it will finally happen, this is thanks to Robin Gibb
    and the people that have made a donation for a wristband.

    What we forgot to tell you is the red area on the wristbands will only be on for 55,573 of them

    One for each life that did not return after that they will be light blue.

    Also the red area looks like its just stuck on to the band its not.
    Its lazer printed on to the band, it will fade in time but you can still see it.

    in reply to: Merry Christmas #1106490
    ranroz
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    Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all on this forum from a newbie.

    in reply to: Akrotiri U2 accident on 7 December 1977 #1108857
    ranroz
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    I was in Cyprus at the time and was driving from RAF Troodos to RAF Akrotiri.
    The U2 crashed on take off at RAF Akrotiri for a mission and as a result the Ground Operations Cell and the Meteorological Office were destroyed. Six personnel died plus USAF Pilot Capt. Robert A. Henderson and many casualties with severe burns were treated at TPMH. The smoke was visable on the drive from 280SU RAF Troodos, Mt Olympus.

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