Pen Portraits: what happened next

Pen portraits of post-graduation life, as submitted to the 69th Association newsletter over the period 1994 - 2011

Tony Parrott

Initial posting was to St Athan along with, I believe, some fifty others of assorted trades. Spent 1966-1970 on selection and recruitment duties in London prior to leaving the service as Chief Technician. I went for aircrew and ground commission four times - was hoping to get one or other for 'good attendance'!

Since leaving have spent my working life in the City of London and am currently the Personnel Officer of the State Bank of India. Have had a report on Industrial Relations within the City published. Hobbies and Interests: Played soccer, table tennis and put the shot for Signals Command. Co (Flt Lt) of Maidenhead ATC from 1984 to 1993. Widowed, no children but two dogs

• RAF Halton and the Brats
• The Aircraft Apprentices Scheme
• Clubs, Societies and Sports at Halton
• RAF Halton's goats
• Tributes to Halton and the Brats
• The 69th and the Apprentices Network, 1951
• The Presentation of the Queen's Colour, 1952
• Summer Camp, RAF Formby, 1953
• The 69th and the Queen's Coronation, 1953
• The 69th's Graduation Review, 1954
• The Senior Entry - a graduate's letter, 1954
• A full list of 69th Graduates
• Halton days: stories from the 69th
• The 69th's Burmese Brats
• A 69th Pen Portrait
• The 69th's commemorative window
• 69th Entry Reunions