Pandaplodder

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Featured Image: A Grob Tutor T2, belonging to the Birmingham University Air Squadron, in flight over Scotland

International Travels

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Articles I have contributed to:

Military

• Air Training Corps
• Army Cadet Force
• Bicester Airfield
• Castlemartin Training Area
• Hortense Clews
• Girls Venture Corps Air Cadets
• Otterburn Training Area
• RAF Balloon Command
• RAF Barkway
• RAF Cardington
• RAF Gransden Lodge
• RAF Graveley
• RAF Hunsdon
• RAF Little Snoring
• RAF South Cerney
• RAF Stanbridge
• RAF Twinwood Farm
• Royal Military Police
• Sea Cadet Corps
• Sennybridge Training Area (SENTA)
• Slingsby Tandem Tutor
• Warcop Training Area
• Women's Auxiliary Air Force
• Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force
• Women's Royal Australian Air Force
• Women's Royal Air Force

Business

• Cary Cooper
• Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development
• Chartered Management Institute
• Institute of Leadership & Management

Welsh Highland Railway

• Bryngwyn railway station
• Tryfan Junction railway station
• Rhostryfan railway station
• Slate Operations on the WHR

Misc

• Haddenham Airfield
• Road Policing Unit

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