British air cadets eating Texas water melons

Apr. 18 British Air Cadets Go West'.: 25 British air cadets have been enjoying the experience of their lives as guests of the American equivalent of the Air training she junior branch of the civil air patrol. As part of a vast foreign exchange scheme, these boy a are flown over by the U.S.A.A.F and takes on a flying tirp of the Continent while Americans entertain boys from other countries. One of the highlights of this exchange visit was a party given by taxes mill cil king, Colonel Byrd, who brought in local people of taxes to act as hosts and hostesses to the boys. Photo shows With a temperature at 103 degrees, the boys have their first taste of Texas water melon. Facing the cameras are ggt. A.B. wilde, of widnes, Lancs, and Ft/sgt. Peter Gifford, of Lowestoft

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