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nigelshipp

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I have recently aquired a set of Gulf war prints released by Squadron Prints around 1991-2. As with a lot of signatures some are unreadable. Does anyone know of a list of the pilots who went to war so i can try to match the names to the writing

Jags

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Nigel

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I would say that if you were to google search using words such as GULF WAR PILOTS OF UK, ad I did you will hopefully get names of the British gulf war pilots that flew their aircrafts..same goes ffir Gulf war pilots of USA..

so to start you off,

Here is a link.... Click on John Peters(RAF OFFICER):born 1961.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Peters_ (RAF_officer)

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I have recently aquired a set of Gulf war prints released by Squadron Prints around 1991-2. As with a lot of signatures some are unreadable. Does anyone know of a list of the pilots who went to war so i can try to match the names to the writing

Jags

GR1's

F3's

Buccs

Pumas

Regards

Nigel

Nigel.

I did some googling..another pilot officer was John Nichol.. I might have gotten the first name wrong ...

Okay you will have to read and pick out what you need ..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Granby

And for this link below, please scroll down to where it says ROYAL AIR FORCE.. I think you will have to go off on different tangents to suss out your information ..this identifies the aircrafts.

http://www.raf.mod.uk/history/BritishForcesinvolvedinOperationGranby.cfm

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I have a XV Sqn Tornado print I got from the squadron visit when I was at Laarbruch with the space cadets in 1991 not long after the Gulf War. I handed my print into the squadron to be signed and a few of the names on it can be found in Peters and Nichol's books, Tornado Down and Team Tornado. I'll dig it out later to read some off for you. One I do know is Rupert Clarke, he was shot down and held hostage during the war.

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