Kahurangi a Toa - Part Ic
Flying Officer Richard Pearce A Flight, 75 Sqn, RNZAF Diary Tuesday 17th May Just back from the big debrief after the raid on Sunday. The boss kicked off by covering the two other missions that...
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Quote:Enjoy, and as always comments are most welcome. I most certainly did, Yorden. I'm very happy to see the latest instalment of this story. I really do like the diary style, it has a great...
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I'm reading this... Unfortunately all my knowledge about both the RNZAF and the RAAF is limited to about the level of OTL 1992...Here's to bloody wars and sickly seasons. -old British Army toast-...
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There's a factfile on the NZDF on the archive, though nothing is finalised on the ADF quite yet.------------ Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to...
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Basically what I've done it is kept the procurement programmes as OTL. The difference lie in the EIS of the various systems, and the systems selected for the various programmes. The RNZAF instead of...
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Quote:Regarding our trans-Tasman neighbours, I've had a few ideas, but as Jan said, nothing is finalised as yet. I asked the rather overworked Shane to do some work on this, so it would be worth...
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I am reading each one of this installments too and I have to say that I really do love them. Your narrative stile gives a true "you are there feeling". Great read! Regards,
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Quote:EDIT: Come on lads, surely there must be someone other than me reading this excellent story? Post and make your voices heard ;-) Oops, I didn't realize this was part of the TLW-verse. You may...
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