[303rd-Talk] Molesworth history: Site 7
Tooley, Dave
Dave.Tooley at allstate.com
Mon Feb 5 06:36:44 MST 2007
Jim,
This is the first time I have seen that photo of the Officer's Club bar.
Wow! Do you know anything about the bar, when was it built, by whom,
etc. Really impressive bit of work!
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Dave
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[mailto:303rd-talk-bounces at 303rdBG.com] On Behalf Of James L. Hargrove,
Ph.D.
Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2007 8:34 AM
To: 303rd Bomb Group Talk Forum
Subject: Re: [303rd-Talk] Molesworth history: Site 7
Question, wonder if that history booklet says anything about Site 7
where the
Officer''s mess and the bar were located? It would be wonderful to have
a
replica that could be set up at reunions!
Molesworth was created for efficiency, but I always thought the most
elegant
part was the Officer''s Club Bar with that magnificent Hell''s Angels
Logo.
One photo is: http://www.303rdbg.com/pp-303rdbar.html
These days, the image conjured for a Hell''s Angels Bar would have
tattooed men
dressed in motorcycle jackets with red bandanas tied around their hair,
excepting pony tails.
James L. Hargrove, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Department of Foods and Nutrition
Room 269 Dawson Hall
The University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602-3622
Tel: 706-542-4678
Fax: 706-542-5059
Quoting rex pearce <r.pearce763 at ntlworld.com>:
> Maurice,
> In 1974, under Local Government Act 1972
> Huntingdon and Peterborough merged with Cambridgeshire and the Isle of
Ely
> to form the new county of Cambridgeshire.
> District renamed Huntingdonshire on 1st October 1984
> by resolution of the district council.
> Final decision made NOT to adopt Huntingdonshire later
> English people being b----- minded as usual.
> Small matter, the symbol above the figure 3 on your keyboard is the
pound
> sign, all that is necessary when
> writing to me.
> Cheers,
> Rex.
> Many counties lost their names in 1974. People living in those areas
were
> not best pleased and tried to bring back the old names. Some succeeded
> others didn''t.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Maurice Paulk" <mjpmtmanenterprises at cccusa.net>
> To: <303rd-talk at 303rdbga.com>
> Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2007 3:04 AM
> Subject: [303rd-Talk] Molesworth history[station 107]
>
>
> TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN---!!! Just received a booklet from an off
> & on E-mail friend from Earith Cambs. Last address I had was Earith
> Huntingdonshire --zip is the same---shire change??? -- What say
Rex??
> The name of the booklet --[6" X 12 1/4 = 34 pages fine print
> --AIR FIELD FOCUS - 40: Molesworth --author John N. Smith..It begins
> with the Old Weston Airfield 1/2 mile north of the moleswrth field
that
> was active in 1916 The history runs from then until 1956 & a ? mark.
The
> book was first printed in 2000 just before the 303rd memorial was
> completed. It has a very detailed description of the activities &
almost
> every page has at least 1 picture. The cost of the booklet is pds 4.95
> --postage was pds 1.46--mailed 29/01/07 arrived on 03/02/07. Published
> by GMS Enterprises - 67 Pyhill, Bretton, Peterborough - PE3 8QQ
England--
> Tel 0044[0]1733 265123-------------FAX0044[0]1733 262464
>
> Maurice
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