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If you are interested - in flying,engineering, logistics or administration-now is the time to do somethingabout it. Your careers master has fullinformation and, if you like, he can arrangefor you to meet your RAF Schools LiaisonOfficer ; this is quite informal, and an excellentway to find out more about the RAF .Two more ideas : Write to Group CaptainE. Batchelar, RAF, Adastral House (25ZD1),London WCIX 8RU, giving your date ofbirth and details of your present and expectededucational qualifications ; or pick up someleaflets at the nearest RAF Careers InformationOffice - address in phone book .
We have again been well represented this year on the various camps and courses arrangedby the R .N . L/S Trevethick spent a week on Gibraltar at the Navy's expense, visiting various serviceestablishments and touring the island . Several cadets also took part in the arduous training weekspent sailing on the Broads, a great success .Our visiting regular, C .P .O . Burt, has been a great help throughout the year with the training,for which we are very grateful . I would also like to express our gratitude to our commandingofficer, Sub-Lt . Baumohl, for his enthusiastic leadership and guidance .S . Booty, Cdt/CoxR .A .F. SECTIONAnnual camp took place at R .A .F . Chivenor in Devon, last June, and we are grateful to CaptainStaveley who gave up a week of term time, when all the other masters were marking examinationpapers, to come for a week's holiday in Devon with us . The local "Scrumpy" made a great contributionto the success of the camp and we look forward to another camp at R .A .F. Coltishallthis June .Having returned to College in September, we were all very glad to hear that Mr . Hall would betaking over as officer in command of the R .A .F . section . His commission came through in midyear,though his uniform was not to arrive until considerably later .Examination results were again good this year . Cadets Herbert, Flatters, Bennet and Southwoodall passed their proficiency examinations .Sergeant Ireland was promoted to Flight Sergeant at the beginning of the year to take over asSection Commander . Corporals Marfleet and Dillon-Lee were also promoted to Sergeant andJunior Corporals Alston and Glister to Corporals . Mid-way through the year there were morepromotions when Flight Sergeant Ireland left the force . Sergeants Marfleet and Dillon-Lee werepromoted to Flight Sergeants and Corporal Alston was promoted to Sergeant .Flight Sergeants Marfleet and Dillon-Lee attended a gliding course at R .A .F . Swanton Morleyand Sergeant Alston one at R .A .F . Spittlegate . Unfortunately the poor weather during the Easterholidays meant that only Flight-Sergeant Marfleet went on to gain his wings .At the same time Cadets Herbert and Flatters were on the Arduous Training Course on theNorfolk Broads .The opening of the small-bore range last year has meant that Cadets Southwood and Flattershave gained their .22 marksman badges to join Flight Sergeants Marfleet and Dillon-Lee, SergeantAlston, Corporal Glister and Cadet Jackson, who gained marksman status on annual camp .Flight Sergeant Dillon-Lee has been having shooting success out of school, too . He spent aweek at Bisley and later won the Junior Services Rifle Championship .We were sorry to say farewell to Flight-Sergeant Pincott, our instructor from R .A .F . SwantonMorley, but we bought him a swear-box and a bottle of Scotch to remember us by, and the nextweek welcomed Flight-Sergeant Ferguson, our new instructor .We had several trips for Air Experience Flights at Cambridge again, and also organised anouting to R .A .F . Coltishall's open day .After the spectacular helicopter arrival of Rear Admiral Jameson, annual inspection wentsmoothly until the R .A .F . section's dinghy display . Unfortunately, the dinghy had not been usedfor some time prior to this event, and its upkeep had been neglected, resulting in a six-inch tearin the base and a hole in one of the rings, which made for quite an interesting display .In retrospect, the year has been both enjoyable andcontinuation of this theme, next year .successful and we look forward to aS . B . Marfleet, Flt./Sgt .
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Page 67 and 68: Academic Honours 1970NORFOLK COUNTY
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