Peter Fox
2004-12-12 11:54:19 UTC
According to this old boy in a pub "The army have their own underground
railway from Googe St. (London underground station) to Stansted airport.
I know because we [National servicemen] had to go there and change into
civvies in an underground complex then an underground train all the way
to Stansted on our way out to Hong Kong"
The best date for this is late 1950's and this chap got very shirty when
I suggested that perhaps he was suffering from tropical jabs. There was
obviously no point in perusing the matter to get more 'facts'.
It occurs to me there might be a grain of truth in the story. Was
Hendon aerodrome in use for this sort of thing at the time?
railway from Googe St. (London underground station) to Stansted airport.
I know because we [National servicemen] had to go there and change into
civvies in an underground complex then an underground train all the way
to Stansted on our way out to Hong Kong"
The best date for this is late 1950's and this chap got very shirty when
I suggested that perhaps he was suffering from tropical jabs. There was
obviously no point in perusing the matter to get more 'facts'.
It occurs to me there might be a grain of truth in the story. Was
Hendon aerodrome in use for this sort of thing at the time?
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PETER FOX Not the same since the poster business went to the wall
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PETER FOX Not the same since the poster business went to the wall
2 Tees Close, Witham, Essex. ***@eminent.demon.co.uk
Gravity beer in Essex <http://www.eminent.demon.co.uk>