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1. www.84thentry.com › code › frontTime Since Passout - 84th Entry Index Page>

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   Welcome to the Website of the 84 th Entry of Royal Air Force Halton Aircraft Apprentices. Arrived at Halton 15 th to 17 th September 1956. Passed out with pride on 29 th July 1959.

2. mybest.ca › brat117117th: RAF Halton Apprentices - mybest

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   Bob Chassels, Apprentice of the 117th Entry, RAF Halton A successful reunion was held in September 2022 based at Netley Hall, south of Shrewsbury. The highlight of the event was an organised (and guided) tour of the RAF Cosford museum on the Wednesday.

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4. www.oldhaltonians.co.uk › post › halton-apprenticesHalton Apprentices - The Gallantry Awards and Honours (Part 1)

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   Sep 15, 2021 · 50 min read. Halton Apprentices - The Gallantry Awards and Honours (Part 1) All Apprentices went onto greater glories once they had graduated from RAF Halton, none more so than those who saw active service in conflicts or military campaigns worldwide.

5. www.facebook.com › groups › 330062701075153216 Craft Apprentice Entry RAF Halton - Facebook

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   Sep 21, 2018 · This FB Page is for those of 216 Craft Apprentice Entry who joined the RAF in 1969 or who passed out as an entry member in 1971. Private.

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   Welcome to the Website of the 84 th Entry of Royal Air Force Halton Aircraft Apprentices. Arrived at Halton 15 th to 17 th September 1956. Passed out with pride on 29 th July 1959.

7. www.raf.mod.uk › stations › raf-haltonRAF Halton | Royal Air Force

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   RAF Halton's role, squadrons and lodger units, facilities, contact and visiting details, station news, and history.

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   What is RAF Halton?

   • RAF Halton is one of the largest RAF stations and home to approximately 2,100 personnel from all three armed services, contractors, and civilians. Wing Commander Peter Seanor joined the Royal Air Force in 2000.

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   What browser do I use to access Halton aircraft apprentices?

   • Use IE, Chrome, Opera or Safari. Welcome to the Website of the 84 th Entry of Royal Air Force Halton Aircraft Apprentices. Arrived at Halton 15 th to 17 th September 1956. Passed out with pride on 29 th July 1959. (30 seconds long = 4.6Mb and obviously takes longer.)

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   Why did RAF Halton award a Gallantry Medal?

   • All Apprentices went onto greater glories once they had graduated from RAF Halton, none more so than those who saw active service in conflicts or military campaigns worldwide. It is a source of pride to all Brats that many of their compatriots or predecessors had their sacrifice and bravery recognised by the award of gallantry medals.

   Halton Apprentices - The Gallantry Awards and Honours (Part 1)

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   How many support units does RAF Halton have?

   • RAF Halton is home to 21 Supported Units across a range of specialities from air activity to defence media operations. The Station also supports 16 RAF Sports Associations as their nominated ‘home’, Wider Defence Tasks, Air Cadet Activity and Senior Leadership Team events.

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9. 204th.org › about_204th › entry_systemAbout the 204th Entry

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   The 204th Entry originally comprised ninety-eight members who arrived at RAF Halton on the 6th September 1965. Most were ferried by a grey coach from Wendover station to No.1 Apprentice Wing under the stewardship of very welcoming and friendly permanent staff.