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Moses George (Kenny)
Signed on Sonntag, 11.04.2010 um 21:23 Uhr  


Completed three tours at Laarbruch between 1974 - 1985 with 58 Sqn Raf Regt, which became 26 Sqn. These years spent in Germany were some of the best times of my life.
Will definitely return for a visit later this year.

ALAN DAVIES ( TAFF ) 764
Signed on Sonntag, 11.04.2010 um 11:13 Uhr  

good site keep up good work

Kevin
Signed on Samstag, 10.04.2010 um 12:48 Uhr  

I served at Laarbruch from 1985 to 88 on 431 MU (det).

Many fond memories of both the place and the people.

Hope to visit again one day.

Mick Orr
Signed on Donnerstag, 08.04.2010 um 19:48 Uhr  

MT Squadron 1989-1992
If Carlsberg did tours then this would be probably the best tour of duty in the world. Looking at the pictures it brings back very good memories

Jill (Sumpter)
Signed on Dienstag, 30.03.2010 um 22:29 Uhr  

1962 - 1965 16 Squadron
Stephen died in1968 in Vulcan crash in UK.

Does anyone remember us?
I will be going to the Museum
end of April.

Brian Gowrie
Signed on Dienstag, 30.03.2010 um 09:04 Uhr  

Visited the museum about 2 years ago now when on a Supply Sqn Reunion organised by Kev White (thanks Kev). This brought back some great memories from the birth of our 2 children to the monthly beer calls at the back of the Sqn then onwards and upwards to the Mally Club. Hope to be back next year to see all the changes made to the museum if all goes to plan.

Brilliant

Steve Dennis
Signed on Dienstag, 09.03.2010 um 19:47 Uhr  

Hi, I was stationed at Laarbruch from May 1975 until November 1977, and a member of the “Two Rivers Gliding Club” for all of that time.
I really enjoyed my time there despite working in the Safety Equipment Bay and applied to return to Germany as soon as I got back to England, unfortunately never gaining another posting before leaving the service in 1983.
It’s nice to know that our presence in Germany has not been forgotten and the Museum should help to keep those memories going.
I look forward to visiting if I’m in the area.


Bob Land
Signed on Dienstag, 23.02.2010 um 20:49 Uhr  

5 of us, 3 from the UK, 1 from
Canada and myself from Holland, celebrated our 50th. Anniversary last year, of being posted to RAF Laarbruch , way back in 1959. We all served in Air Traffic Control.

We went to the RAF Museum in September 2009 and we were treated to Coffee, Tea and Cakes and had our photos taken.
Our thanks to all of the staff for their hospitality , they have done a grand job in setting up and maintaining the R.A.F. Museum.

derek Darbyshire
Signed on Donnerstag, 18.02.2010 um 14:11 Uhr  

I served from may 1963 to may 1969 at Laarbruch as a Cpl in the accounts section handleing Officers pay & allowances and all travel claims. we lived in MQ's at Pfalzdorf and during our three years there travelled all over Germany and enjoyed the whole of our time there Our youngest som Michael was born at Wegburg hospital

Alistair H G Allcroft
Signed on Donnerstag, 11.02.2010 um 22:36 Uhr  

I served from 1968 to Nov 1971 as Sergeant Engine Fitter with 3(F) Squadron when we had B(I)8 Canberras at Laarbruch. 1971 was the time when the Canberras disbanded and gave way to the Harrier.
Laarbruch was great place to work. All the time I was there my family and I lived at Pfalzdorf married quarters just north of Goch with local people who were wonderful and always very friendly. Good days remembered with great affection.



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