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Date Posted: 8/11/04 19:24:34
Author: John Cooper
Subject: Re: alan rand anyone remember him
In reply to: bridie 's message, "Re: alan rand anyone remember him" on 7/11/04 19:53:45

Bridie

Facts are that Alan Rand died in a Canberra accident in Germany on 20th February 1958, you say the tail came off (that could suggest airframe fatigue or a mid air collision). You also say that the aircraft disintegrated at 300' at a speed of 300 knots, where did you obtain this information?

In 1958 the Sepcat Jaguar had not been anywhere near entering RAF service in fact to my knowledge it wasn't even on the drawing board at this time.

May I suggest that whoever is the next-of-kin of Alan Rand immediately draft a letter to

The Air Historical Branch (RAF)
RAF Bentley Priory
Middlesex

Stating Alan Rand's service number, his rank at the time, his date of birth and the date he died. The AHB must by law retain details of his death whilst in service and that an accident record card will exist.

That is the only way you are going to resolve your Uncles tragic loss.

Let us know how you get on

Best wishes
John

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