1929 DEFENCE: Passing out parade of aircraft apprentices at RAF Halton
April 8, 2026
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0:40Now Playing1929 DEFENCE: Passing out parade of aircraft apprentices at RAF Halton
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as posted by the channelDate: 19th December 1929
Location: Halton, Buckinghamshire
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: EMPIRE NEWS NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: 'Aircraft Apprentices Pass-Out - Pupils of School of Technical Training at Halton (Bucks) inspected by Air Vice Marshal Borton'
ENGLAND: Buckinghamshire: RAF Halton:
Various of passing out parade, inspection by Air Vice-Marshal Amyas Eden Borton / Borton inspecting Royal Air Force (RAF) cadets and equipment in hangar
SLATE INFORMATION: 'A good example - Flight Sergeant E May receives medal for Long Service and Good Conduct'
Borton awarding Flight Sergeant E May with medal
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