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Were you stationed at RAF Sylt or RAF Schleswig during their operational lives? If so, you could have friends from those days looking for you. Check this page out.....

OLD PALS STILL AWOL- AND SOME RETURNED TO BARRACKS

SOUGHT	FOUND
LAC Jock Lesley, Station Flight, 1949 - 1951	J/T Danny Ward. ASF. 1951 - 1954
SAC Ken Lewis, Equipment, 1955 - 1957
Cpl Len Luck, Accounts, 1952- 1954	Cpl/W Phyllis Ashbey ATC. 1952 - 1954
Bill Lumsden, TTS, 1953	All living in Ontario.
SAC Ray McMillan, Equipment, 1955 - 1957	J/T Brian Gleed Stn. Armoury 1956 - 1958
SAC John Ball, TTS 1952	LAC Brian Port. Fire Section. 1956 - 1958
LAC Ray Ballyn, TTS, 1953 - 1955	Living in Saskatchewan.

Sgt. Tom Bashill, TTS 1954-1956

Cpl. Alan Willets, SHQ 1952-1954

SOUGHT

Bob Howard, Signals (PBX), last heard of in Rochester, Kent, 1955.

Dave Clapp, now in the USA, would like to get in touch for old times sake.

SOUGHT
Blondie, RAF Sylt 1957-1959 from Newcastle. Two old buddies would love to hear from you. Ken Lindsay and John Cunningham.

SOUGHT

Mick Fairless, Airframes-ASF, 1951 to 1953. Dave Clapp would love to know what happened to the Mercedes 220.

Here are some associated sites which could help you to find old service pals or other information.

www.rafjever.org

Squadrons from Jever were regular visitors to Sylt. The 'Jever Steam Laundry' website contains some interesting information and references to visits that they made over the years.

www.adenairways.com/schleswig

Athough this is not a membership organisation the site does contain a great deal of interesting information, photos, recollections and other data relating to the history of the Jagel airfield at Schleswigland. As an RAF unit it was a satelite station of RAF Sylt.

www.nsrafa.org
The NS(RAF)A was formed in 2000 by a few ex RAF National Servicemen who thought that the era when National Service was common to all was being forgotten - allied to that was the time factor which makes it necessary for this Association to be active now before it is too late for many of us...

www.rafhednesford.org
This website was designed on behalf of Pat Honey following conversations with Bill Johnson and Ted Caton (both ex RAF National Servicemen) who, along with Pat, as young men had completed their "square-bashing" at the Royal air Force 11 School of Recruit Training, RAF Hednesford on Cannock Chase in Staffordshire.

www.rafacb.org
This site was created because when any mention was made of the RAF Airfield Construction Branch - even amongst ex RAF people - no one has a clue as to its existence or function. So, as there are many photographs it is an opportunity to visually show and explain the part that was played by the ACB in the post WW2 operations.

www.baor-locations.com

or you can contact the Royal Air Forces Association (RAFA) www.rafa.org.uk, Royal Air Force News and www.servicepals.com

In addition, occasional messages are broadcast on Teletext, Channel 4, page 152