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Mick Bevan, who may be "slightly" known on this forum has penned an excellent article on the Air Corps Marchettis in the current edition (October). Written from the technicans perspective it is a refreshing and interesting article. Flying In Ireland deserves our support.
Nice one Mick!
Tony K
Technician..Air Corps ..lol thats a bit like Military Intelligence.
Anyway congrats to Mr. Bevan ..who ever he is.. on his journalistic debut and indeed high praise indeed coming from one as enlightened on the subject as Mr A Kearns..he kills me for referring to him as Mr. Kearns ...lol
Covid 19 is not over ....it's still very real..Hand Hygiene, Social Distancing and Masks.. keep safe
Getting sneered by the party hats, well, I never! How will I ever cope??
JJ, have lots of fun...any chance of a little blog for the IMO?
thanks, Tony.
regards
GttC
Hey there GTTC. Read the article yesterday. Not bad, a few little inaccuracies but that's what age does. Some good memories brought back. Thanks for the mention by the way!
Hi Claudel,
Feel free to PM both myself and the mag with the errors.You're welcome with the mention.Fellas like you and the other named lads made all the difference to the greenhorns coming up camp for the first time.
regards
GttC
PS: Jim Lee, of the mag, did the lists in the article so he can share the credit.
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