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| RAF Deversoir |
Added on 11/08/2010RAF Deversoir, 324 Fighter Wing, sited alongside the junction of the Suez Canal and Great Bitter Lake. 1950 to 1952 - 6 Squadron, 213 and 249 each equipped with two x two seated Gloucester Meteor aircraft and Vampires. 1950 - Commanding Officer = Group Captain Bowling. Also on station - JAPIC (Joint Air Photographic Intelligence Company. Previous occupations - as an american base and as a prisoner of war unit for Italian personnel during WW2
Memories of RAF Deversoir
RAF Deversoir, in 1952Written by Frank Sephton Contact this person >>  "First guard duty on my own, on a tower with a handheld searchlight and a 303 with 5 bullets....Middle of night, picking up reflections from wild dogs in searchlight beam..Thinking they were natives approaching my guard post and letting go with 3 bullets. Red cheeked when telling the duty officer what happened, but accepted my story..lol"
Forces Reunited Forum Posts involving RAF Deversoir
"Looking for Dennis Dunn who was from Birmingham. stationed at RAF Deversoir Egypt, or any other MT Staff who were stationed there. Also Wellesbourne Mountford Nr. Stratford on Avon.. "
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"Dennis Dunn are you out there Or any Members of the M.T. Section RAF Deversoir Egypt.. Or any member who mey have photographs of RAF Deversoir.. Thank "
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"Anyone remember ’Geordie’ at RAF Deversoir/Ismailia/Eastleigh (Kenya)? Worked with Sgt Alexander from Whitley Bay."
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" Dennis Dunn are you out there? Dennis came from Birmingham. I am looking for Photographs of RAF Deversoir and any members of the M.T. Section who were stationed there. I have some photo’s if any one is interested..Roy. "
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" WHERE ARE ALL THE LADS FROM B FLIGHT,26LAA SQUADRON 1951/54 RAF DEVERSOIR.SUEZ CANAL.HAVE CONTACTED A FEW OF THE LADS,BUT THERE MUST STILL BE A FEW OF YOU STILL PLODDING ALONG.HAVE A GROUP PHOTO OF B FLIGHT TAKEN ALONG SIDE OF OUTSIDE CINIMA GIVE US A CALL.A FEW NAMES SGT YOUNGE, SGT MORTON.CPL ATEO AND THE C/O WAS SQUADRON LEADER HOGARTH AND NOT TO MY FORGET MY OWN NAME,LAC JIM STREET. "
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