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Keeping the aircraft flying.

by mamawillson

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mamawillson
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Edyth Emma Willson
Location of story: 
Loughborough, Leicestershire
Background to story: 
Civilian Force
Article ID: 
A4021002
Contributed on: 
07 May 2005

My job was to deliver parts manufactured by the Brush Company, based in Loughborough, to various parts of the country.
I also drove test-pilots to the local aerodrome at Wymeswold to fly the aircraft after they had been repaired.

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