RAF tartan

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RAF pipe Major with Royal Air Force Tartan Kilt

New RAF Tartan Kilt Royal Air Force Tartan

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RAFA Angus wants to meet the needs of current members but also to welcome back those that for whatever reason don’t make it to the meetings. Maybe we can help, let us know. In addition we want to attract new and associate members, again we would appreciate your ideas. RAFA will only develop and expand if we are driven by feedback and truly reflect membership wishes. This is your opportunity to help us make that transition. So please please fill in the guest book giving your views. We are also hoping to pick up visitors who want to know more about the fascinating story of the Royal Air Force Tartan. Please leave a message.

To qualify for RAFA membership you will normally have served with the RFC or the Royal Air Force or currently serving in the RAF in any capacity. To qualify for RAFA associate membership you only have to know someone who has seen a plane and has the ability to navigate to the Newton Hotel,51 Glamis Road,Kirriemuir

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The son of Roald Grant Macdonald wearing the Royal Air Force tartan in honour of his father who served with the RAF in WW2

 Appeal for help                         Born in the USA
Ronald Grant Macdonald 605420 Flight Sergeant RAF went through British Refresher School in Imperial California then took the train to Halifax, shipped over to Scotland, then to 3PRC in Bournemouth,then 59th OTU.He flew Spitfires and Hurricanes and was in involved in the Dieppe Raid. Transferred to 346th Fighter Squadron of the 350th Fighter group then flew P-38s to North Africa in Jan 1943. If you have any information on this pilot it would be much appreciated

Ronald’s son  proudly wearing the Royal Air force tartan in Arizona in memory of his father. Ron’s kilt was made by Kathy Lare of www.kathyskilts.com another fine example of her kilt making skills. Many people in Scotland send their best wishes to Kathy

Royal Air Force kilt on temperature trial in Arizona.

Royal Air Force Presentation with music from the Royal Air Force Pipe Tartan Tunes                                                click here to go Directly to the Presentation

Visit this site dedicated to those who served in the South East Asia Command & Bomber Command  very interesting site