Keeping the skies safe – my career in the RAF (1966-1985)
Brian was in the RAF for over 35 years and was posted all over the UK, including two postings at Neatishead, and around the world.
Brian was in the RAF for over 35 years and was posted all over the UK, including two postings at Neatishead, and around the world.
Karen talks about her life in the RAF, especially her time working at RAF Neatishead. I always knew that I was going to be in
Carron talks about her life in the RAF, being posted to RAF Neatishead, deployment to the Falkland Islands and being part of the last personnel
Steve joined the RAF in 1979 and had a successful and exciting career as a navigator, which involved connections with Neatishead Radar Station. After leaving
Andrew talks about his time in the RAF, which he joined in 1976 as a direct entry weapons technician aiming to become a pilot. He
Dieter was an officer in the German Air Force who was posted to Neatishead Radar as an Exchange Officer for three years 1983-1986 during the
Austin’s story is part of the Norfolk Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) interviews with Broads farmers conducted under the Water Mills and Marshes project.
Richard’s story is part of the Norfolk Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) interviews with Broads farmers conducted under the Water Mills and Marshes project.
On Saturday 8th January 2024 I set out in a blizzard down King Street to join Friends of Wensum Lodge (FOWL) on a final
Brian joined the RAF in 1963, starting as an apprentice radar fitter. He was posted to Neatishead from 1975-1978, and there he was the Secondary