Welcome To The Site Of The
223 Apprentice Entry RAF Halton
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(1 July 71 - 21 June 73)
This website is dedicated to all fellow members of 223 entry.
(but if you're not ex - 223 you are still very welcome)
We must have been one of if not 'the' smallest entry of Craft apprentices
to graduate with 46 out of 97 completing the course (including one who
passed out on 25 July) hence our motto 'small but deadly', well we were
young at the time. Since leaving Halton I only met three fellow brats
in 11 years service that was Dave Milnes , Keith Bass and Phil Scott - I'm
pleased to say that to date all but 1 of those 46 have been accounted for .
By the way do you remember that Irish Sgt DI we first had in York Flight ?
can't remember his name but I remember his catch phrase -
'I'll rip yer arm off and beat ya with the soggy end'
Webmaster
Bob Rodham
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Updated: 14 July 2010 Main Administrator:- Bob Rodham
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