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RAF Jever/ Brockzetel - 101 Signals Unit 1956 - 59

'BLOCK 40 BREAKOUT'

A get-together for those National Servicemen who served at Jever/Brockzetel
between the two dates above
to be held at
The Union Jack Club, adjacent to Waterloo Station, London on Saturday, February 27th 2010

Arrival and meet in the club bar at 2pm. Evening meal in the club restaurant.   Set 3 course menu £12.50.
(1900 for 1930hrs)

Accommodation at the club can be reserved through Anna in 'Advanced
Bookings' either by telephone: 020 7902 6000 or via email at
admin@ujclub.co.uk
When booking be sure to quote the password 'Block 40 Breakout'
NB - In order to be booked in as temporary members we are asked by the
Union Jack Club to provide proof of military service

Single rooms for ex-servicemen £47
Single rooms with en-suite £59
Double rooms £106
Full breakfast £6.95
Continental breakfast £5.60


The Union Jack Club has excellent recreational and social opportunities.
Organisers Maurice Gavan and Brian Walker will be staying both Saturday and
Sunday nights and have a couple of visit ideas in mind for Sunday 28th for
those who also wish to extend their stay to two nights, returning home on the
Monday, and especially if return travel home by rail or otherwise on the
Sunday is problematical for some.

Members of the Jade Basin Five +1 will be well represented.

Any memorabilia (photographs etc) you may like to bring with you for a table
top display will be most welcome.

Looking forward to meeting again 50 years on!

Regards
Maurice and Brian

LIST OF THOSE WHO ATTENDED THE BLOCK 40 BREAKOUT 101 SIGNALS UNIT - SAT 27 FEB 10

1. Johnny BallOwn Accommodation
2. Charlie BanyardOwn Accommodation
3. Alan CavanaghOwn Accommodation
4. David CobboldOwn Accommodation
5. Digger DavidsonOwn Accommodation
6. Mick DavisOwn Accommodation
7. Dave FowlerOwn Accommodation
8. Maurice GavanOwn Booking
9. Zeke MarchOwn Booking
10. Al ParsleyOwn Booking
11. Phil RiggottOwn Booking
12. Mick RyanOwn Accommodation
13. Brian WalkerOwn Booking

1. Michael Bangerter
2. Bob Short