Welcome to the sixteenth edition

Our esteemed WebMaster has written an excellent account on the '50 Years since Pass Out' reunion, held at the Royal Agricultural College Cirencester, so I will confine myself to a one-word description of the event….. Superb!

Those at the reunion may have seen the handout/flyer that had been left on each of the tables. It was meant to stimulate articles from more of the membership; at present a scant few write most of the articles. Short (aprox 600-1500 words) articles, on any subject, would be appreciated from a wider cross section of the entry. I would also like to stimulate some discussions as per The Haltonian Magazine. Here are a few hares to get you going:

What was the reason behind the break up of the entry system in January 1956?
Did Slim Turner have occult powers?
Who won the Inter Wing Ballistic Missile race?
What does our Entry Latin motto really mean?

Has any one photographs of 3 Wing Pipe Band, taken during our time at Halton? Tony Taylor got to be Drum Major of the Band and would dearly like to have a memory of those times. Send any to me and I will pass on a copy of them to Tony. My e mail is now mds81#waitrose.com (where # = @)

Around The World In 80 Delays

The Continuing Adventures of Tony Birchenough

The 81st Entry Reunion, Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester, 30th July 2008

An account by Willie Keays

The Adventures, or Trials and Tribulations, of Alan England Airframe Fitter
Part 3

Soviet Union; My part in it's Downfall [Part 1]

24314100 L/Cpl. Stanley M.D. E [HSF] Coy . 3rd Royal Regiment of Wales (24th/41st Foot) retd.

The Further Adventures of Alan Lowther (Armourer)

We Will Meet Again Someday

A view of the reunion from Ned Kelly

If you have any comments on articles in the Journals, or just want to say 'Hi!' to old friends please send an email to the address in the image on the right with '81st' in the subject line. It will be published in due course on our Feedback page.