Fifty shades of Blue. RAF Technician and Neatishead Museum Volunteer (1963-2023)
Brian joined the RAF in 1963, starting as an apprentice radar fitter. He was posted to Neatishead from 1975-1978, and there he was the Secondary
Brian joined the RAF in 1963, starting as an apprentice radar fitter. He was posted to Neatishead from 1975-1978, and there he was the Secondary
Dai speaks about his life in the RAF, which he joined as an Air Defence Operator in 1972. He had three tours at Neatishead, with
Michael has previously spoken with WISEArchive in 2019. He joins us again to tell us about finding family connections to Norfolk and his fascinating working
David was in the RAF for nearly 30 years and was posted all over the UK, including a few years at RAF Neatishead, and to
Tony spent 31 years in the RAF, doing four tours at RAF Neatishead. He talks about his experiences, and the changes seen throughout this time
Paul is a beat manager with the Norfolk Constabulary patrolling the Norfolk Broads. Whilst working in store security for a number of firms in Norwich,
John describes his career in education in Norfolk as both teacher and examiner. He also talks about his fascinating research into passengers on the Titanic,
Janet talks about her life, wartime rationing and working at RAF Neatishead as a radar operator in the 1950s. I was born in North Norfolk
Freda tells about her life growing up in Freethorpe post office, a family history, and taking over the running of the post office in 1977,
John recalls his lifelong love of anything motor related, particularly Bugatti cars, his varied working life and his extensive library of motoring books. Early life