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This website is dedicated to all those fresh face young lads who arrived at Wendover Station in late 1959 on route to No 1 School of Technical Training RAF Halton to begin their 3 years training and become the 92nd Entry of Aircraft Apprentices.
- About Us
About Us: Home: Entry Roll: About Us: Gallery: Reunions:...
- Gallery
Playing Fields of Halton: 92nd Riggers Entry Outing to...
- Reunions
THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY REUNION TO CELEBRATE OUR ATTESTATION AS...
- Entry Window
The dedication service for the window was held in St...
- In Memoriam
Michael (Mik): Engines: Died 15 May 2016: Michael (Mik) was...
- Member's Stories
BANGED UP IN BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. By Geoff Supple 92 nd Entry...
- About Us
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.
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.)
Who We Are. Welcome to the 209 Entry RAF Halton. The official Entry Photo was taken on 3 (A) Wing, a total of 99 of 100 Apprentices. Chris King is missing from the photo.
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.
Apr 24, 2023 · The site is dedicated to giving information about the members of the 91st Apprentice Entry from RAF Halton. As well as information, the site will also provide areas for comments and stories not just on life at Halton, but career details after leaving that illustrious establishment.
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Royal Air Force Halton, or more simply RAF Halton, is one of the largest Royal Air Force stations in the United Kingdom. It is located near the village of Halton near Wendover, Buckinghamshire. The site has been in use since the First World War but is due to close by December 2027.
