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R.A.F. Rescue and survival school, Thorney Island, Hants.: The R.A.F. Rescue and survival school at Thorney Island, Hants. opened on November 1st, 1955, trains, in three-week courses, rescue officers from R.A.F> units and squadrons throughout the Service, in the latest rescue and survival techniques used on and land and sea by the R.A.F. throughout the world. Photo shows while instructors aboard a R.A.F. high-speed Marine Branc Launch look on, trainee at the R.A.F. Rescue and Survival School, carry out wet dinghy drill in the waters sear Thorney Island, Hants
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Courses Dinghy Drill Hants High-speed Instructors R.a.f Sear Squadrons Techniques Thorney Three-week Throughout Trainee
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