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RAF Chedworth is a WW2 satellite airfield outside the village of Chedworth in Gloucestershire. It was built between 1941 and 1942 and used for flight training through most of its operational life. For less than a month in June / July 1944 the airfield was home to the 9th Air Force of the USAAF.
A relatively small airfield, in a safe middle England location, it lacks the defences many in the South East have. What remains today are almost both runways, the battle HQ, as well as the operations building, armoury, and remnants of the dispersed living sites.
Public footpaths run throughout so access is straightforward, but many of the buildings are still on private farmland.
Delegates enjoy a guided tour and presentations by Prasarana and Huawei the new Ampang LRT line, station, operation control centre, and depot on 15 November 2017 at the 5th International Railway Summit in Kuala Lumpur.
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something about calling an item of clothing "technical" cracks me up. Is it that they're only "technically" pants? Are they for serious important "technical" work? Why are they "technical"?
And a boys 2T appears to be bigger than a girls 3T in shirts...
We also got a green one, just like the blue one, only green.
Having seen the skirt and choosing a brand which it would be manufactured for, appropriate materials and components could be chosen.
Robert Reinhardt helps Nando Costa trouble shoot some technical issues. Chris Tegethoff in the foreground. Photo by Lloyd Bagtas
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Carpentry
(with Technical Committee)
Front row L to R: High School medalists—Silver-Bentley Gilbert, Alexander Central High School (N.C.); Gold-Adrian Contreras, Area Career Center (Ind.); Bronze-Joshua Atwell, Madison Comp High School (Ohio); and National technical committee member Cody Yax. Back row L to R: National technical committee member Tim Mosley; College/Postsecondary medalists—Silver-Eli Beagley, Snow College (Utah); Gold-Nick Tougas, Alexandria Technical & Community College (Minn.); Bronze-Carson Knutson, Northwood Technical College (Wis.); and National technical committee member David Bates.
I think technically I'm a few hours late posting this. Yet another indignity suffered by the Jews! a2zmom sent this to me, and it was designed by her son Zak. I think? Pretty sure it was. He's a graphic design student in his first year at Maryland Institute College of the Arts, though as I recall he was still inhigh school when he designed this. I dithered a bit on what if anything I should obscure before posting the card; a2zmom has always talked about her kids by name, so I felt pretty comfortable leaving theior names unmolested, but I don't recall her ever using her own name or that of her husband, so I blotted those out, along with the last name. Better safe than sorry, right? Anyway! Nice card, huh?
Country: United Nations
Stamp: 5 Cents, Technical Assistance (Scott # 20)
Postmark City & Date: none
Fancy Cancel: none
Approximate Date (if no postmark): circa 1953