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<ref>1933 Who's Who in British Aviation</ref>'''Wiltshire School of Flying and Country Club | <ref>1933 Who's Who in British Aviation</ref>'''Wiltshire School of Flying and Country Club | ||
Founded: 1931. | ''Founded'': 1931. | ||
Membership: 120. | ''Membership'': 120. | ||
Aircraft: One Redwing, one Spartan Arrow. | ''Aircraft'': One Redwing, one Spartan Arrow. | ||
Aerodrome: High Post Aerodrome, Salisbury. | ''Aerodrome'': High Post Aerodrome, Salisbury. | ||
Chief Instructor: E. G. Hordern. | ''Chief Instructor'': E. G. Hordern. | ||
Manager: J. E. Doran-Webb. | ''Manager'': J. E. Doran-Webb. | ||
Secretary: A. Clement. | ''Secretary'': A. Clement. | ||
Address: High Post Aerodrome, Middle Woodford, Salisbury, Wilts. | ''Address'': High Post Aerodrome, Middle Woodford, Salisbury, Wilts. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Latest revision as of 08:53, 15 July 2016
[1]Wiltshire School of Flying and Country Club
Founded: 1931.
Membership: 120.
Aircraft: One Redwing, one Spartan Arrow.
Aerodrome: High Post Aerodrome, Salisbury.
Chief Instructor: E. G. Hordern.
Manager: J. E. Doran-Webb.
Secretary: A. Clement.
Address: High Post Aerodrome, Middle Woodford, Salisbury, Wilts.
See Also
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