40th Entry RAF Cosford

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Nursing Attendants
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Bob Young standing in background.
Pete Winfield sitting on bed.
Gerry Neild sitting on locker bulling boots.
Phil Silvester lying on bed in foreground.
Note red lanyard on rolled cuff of Pete's denims.
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Harry Watters, Gerry Neild, Pete Winfield, Phil Silvester and John MacIntyre, at smoke break outside Demo' Wards at Trade Training Flt. 
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Phil Silvester in foreground with Harry Watters on train en route to Chessington for Med Rehab Course as part of trade training. All 40th N.Atts travelled with in instructors in reserved carriages.
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Left to Right. Harry Watters and Phil Silvester on second part of train journey to Chessington; in open carriage, hence "tunic order"
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Dave "Noggy" Harrison
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Keith "Taff" Evans
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Keith "Taff" Evans
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Taff Evans in Tarzan Mode immediately after graduation on posting to Cosford Hospital (Note the Battledress)

Rear: Harry Watters - Phil Sylvester - Bill Avery - John More
Centre: Roger Perry - Taff Evans - Noggie Harrison
Front: Willie Wilson - John Hutchinson - Bob Young - Ginge Murray - John McIntyre
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Chris Hayton - Taff Evans - Ginge Murray

Taff & Ginge fooling around on the train

John Hutchinson on a beach, somewhere??
photo added: 28 Dec 2012

Liam (Ginge) Murray & Chris Hayton (d)
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John McIntyre - Taff Evans - Ginge Murray - Chris Hayton(d)
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Chris Hayton & Barny Wragg (Vern Phillips) fooling around in the Wolverhampton Low Level Station Photo Booth
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40the ENTRY MEMROBILIA

Memorabilia pages - If you have any odds & sods of a similar nature, that will scan, I would be grateful for them to add to the page. Steve

Photographs- If any ex 40th Boy Entrants have any photos that they would like to share with others to revive a few old memories they would be greatly appreciated.