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Its "Snow Joke" at 2366 !
The Squadron made the most of the snow when the cadets returned to duty this wednesday. Apart from the healthy amount of snow used to make snow balls aimed at the staff, the cadets completed a eskimo style Igloo using the soft white stuff. Pictured opposite are Cadet Flight Sergeant Elliot Waters and Cadet Joe Harrison about to place the final row of bricks in the shelter big enough to hold two cadets comfortably.
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Weather Closes Bletchley Park - January 2010
2366 has had a slow start to the new year following the recent inclement weather. Unfortunately Bletchley Park closed to the public due to the road conditions and safety concerns both on site and in the central Bletchley area.
With up to a foot of laying snow within the park access is very limited and the regretable decision to close the squadron was taken by the squadron commanding officer on Wednesday 6th January. The snow was cleared from the surronding area of the squadron by CI Douglas and the CO, on Tuesday 12th allowing the Squadron to re-open on the Wednesday as normal..
Cockpit Fest - 14th June 2009
2366 entered the Hawker Hunter F6 cockpit under restoration at the squadron at this years Cockpit fest held at Newark Air Museum in Nottinghamshire. First place was awarded in the cadet category for our 92 Squadron "Blue Diamonds" airframe XF522. Bill O'Sullivan, organiser of the event, said "This is a stunning example of a classic Hawker Hunter Cockpit"
The prize for first place was a cheque for £100, accepted by Flight Sergeant Fraser Waters and Cadet Steph Duncan on behalf of the squadron from Ken Ellis, editor of "Flypast" magazine. Look out for us in the August issue !
Please click HERE to view photos of 2366 at this event. Browse the gallery for other photos of this years events, including Wing Ex 09, and our success at last years athletics !
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