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		Summary of Events                                                Plt. Off. L.R. FRANCIS | 
				
	
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		| R.A.F. JEVER | 
		3/11/52& | 
		4/11/52 | 
		          Cine exercises in Range, Line and Deflection were carried out by all pilots. | 
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		5/11/52 | 
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		          All pilots visited our new range at Meppen by road. | 
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		6/11/52 | 
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		          We used the Meppen range for the first time.   Unfortunately it has no 
		R/P target as yet, but thirteen sorties were made on the air to ground firing 
		targets.   Conditions were bad, there being a very strong cross-wind and poor visibility and results were not good. | 
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		7/11/52 | 
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		          Flying was only possible in the morning today, and again the major effort was on cine. | 
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		8/11/52 | 
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		          Plt.Off. R.C.E. Duke joined the Squadron from No. 229 O.C.U. | 
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		10/11/52 to 10/10/52 | 
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		          Opposite quarters for all throughout the day, in order to simulate  
		attacks on the 200 Kt. flag at Sylt.   Six local night flying sorties were  
		completed before the cloud prevented further flying. | 
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		11/11/52 | 
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		          Three pilots carried out dog-fighting exercises. | 
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		12/11/52 | 
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		          Air to ground firing was carried out at Meppen range this morning. 
		Eight sorties were made, and four guns were used on each aircraft.   A sports 
		afternoon. | 
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		13/11/52 | 
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		          A full squadron photograph was taken. | 
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		| R.A.F. SYLT | 
		18/11/52 | 
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		        The squadron flew to Sylt in three sections.   Bad weather and icing  
		caused us to be a day late leaving Jever. | 
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		19/11/52 | 
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		          Four members who have been to Sylt before completed one sortie  
		each, but very low cloud prevented any further flying. | 
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		20&21/11/52 | 
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		          No flying possible due to weather. | 
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		22/11/52 | 
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		          All pilots who have been to A.P.S. before did air to air firing on the 200 
		Kt. flag.   The other pilots must be given a demonstration trip in a Meteor or  
		Mosquito first, but these aircraft were not available today. | 
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		23/11/52 | 
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		          All demonstration trips were completed except for Plt.Off. Dawes who 
		has left for England to compete in the R.A.F. Squash Championships.   A full 
		days' flying was possible. | 
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		24 to 26/11/52 | 
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		          All pilots continued air to air firing except Fg.Off. Beaumont, who has not 
		completed his post A.F.S. training.   Scores progressed satisfactorily. | 
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		27&28/11/52 | 
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		          Severe frost and icing, together with thick fog, prevented any flying on 
		these days. | 
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		29/11/52 | 
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		          From mid-day the weather was good, and the programme was 
		adhered to. | 
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		30/11/52 | 
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		          Heavy ground frost and icing on runways caused the cancellation of to- 
		days flying programme.
 
 
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		GENERAL | 
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		              During the first half of the month we were concerned with 
		preparations for the A.P.S. attachment of all recent additions to the 
		squadron.   We were delayed in commencing our firing programme at Sylt by 
		very bad weather and ground frost, and by the end of the month we were 
		unavoidably behind our target of sorties.
 
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		DISCIPLINE       MORALE | 
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		          As usual morale was raised by the visit to Sylt, due to the united efforts  
		to raise the squadron records and hence boost its reputation.
 
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		SPORT | 
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		          Plt.Off. Dawes who reached the semi-finals of the 2nd T.A.F. Squash 
		Championships competed in the R.A.F. Championships in U.K.   The two 
		soccer teams played two games each this month and hung up their boots until we return from A.P.S. | 
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		STRENGTH | 
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		          PILOTS 
		         
		Sqn.Ldr.    I.D.  Bolton                                            S.N.C.O's        8 
		          Flt.Lt.         R.B. Robinson 
		          Flt.Lt.         D.A. Blair 
		          Fg.Off.       K.A. Williamson                                    CPL's              9 
		          Fg.Off.       T.G.D. Dawkins 
                  Fg. Off.      E.D. Creswick 
		          Fg.Off.       B.J.  Concannon                                  OR's              65 
		          Fg.Off.       S.D. Le Breton 
		          Fg.Off.       J.W. Beaumont 
		          Plt.Off.       R.A. Hancock 
		          Plt.Off.       L.R. Francis 
                    Plt.Off.     A.D.R. Dawes 
		          Plt.Off.      C.G.D. Jonklass 
		          Plt.Off.      R.C.K. Duke 
		          Sgt.           R. Grice 
                  Sgt.           B.L.   Jones
 
  
		                                                                                              signedIDBolton 
		                                                                                              (I.D. BOLTON.) 
		                                                                                              Squadron Leader, 
		                                                                                              Officer Commanding,		                                                                                              N0.   112   Squadron.;
 
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