Thomas Cook

[lgordon6041]

Initially at RAF Wittering then I will move to RAF Cottesmore for another 2 years or so. Finally a bit of stability[msnsmile]...not quite sure what that's meant so far in my RAF career!

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Initially at RAF Wittering then I will move to RAF Cottesmore for another 2 years or so. Finally a bit of stability[msnsmile]...not quite sure what that's meant so far in my RAF career!
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Good luck and keep us posted, love to here all about flying the Harrier and if you take any photo's, love to see them[msnwink]

[lgordon6041]

Certainly will do!

[RIS]

The Harrier eh? You must be quite useful. As I understand it only the very good guys fly the Harrier! ( Or so ex. Harrier chaps tell me [msnwink] )

[lgordon6041]

I've been called far worse things than useful Roger let me tell you!!
It's quite a priviledge really and I cant wait to start. Ive got to do a short helicopter course in Feb to learn how to hover which should be good fun.
The Harrier is a pig to fly apparently so it will be a good challenge for me that's for sure. It is a great aircraft though!

[RIS]

Lee helicopters are real fun! I did a US PPLH in the early 90's. Unfortunately I don't have the dosh to do any private flying now. [msnsad]

I'm sure that the Harrier will be lots of fun! (A fast jet that flys backwards?? Bizarre! ) I'm just jealous of course!

Good luck with the conversion! [msncool]