Talk:No. LIV Squadron RAF

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[edit] 54(R) Sqn

Although the official RAF and RAF Waddington websites have yet to catch up with events, as a serving member of 54(R) Sqn, I can assure you that 54 is very much alive and training.

Jet Crossing of the Atlantic

If you are interested in finding out more on the First Jet Crossing of the Atlantic, and details of the first Jet Acrobatic team, I recommend that you read Bill Wood's autobiography at www.bill-wood.co.uk

[edit] Military Unit Template

I substituted the standard Military Unit template for the existing table and added the squadron crest. Also updated a few internal links. 194.193.10.24 (talk) 10:16, 29 January 2008 (UTC)

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Talk:No. LIV Squadron RAF

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