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Jan. 01, 1954 - Air Training In Britain For German Pilots: Four German air pilots and three ground instructors are now undergoing training at the Air Service Training School at Hamble, near Southampton, in preparation for establishment of a civil air line in the German Federal Republic. After a three months course they will go to the United States for flight conversion courses to fly Convairs and Constellations. Photo Shows Receiving instruction on the Deviascope are (l to R): Walther Blume, of Cologne, Herbert Topp, of Berlin, Navigation instructor A.J. Plowman, ex-R.A.F. navigator of Wellingboro, Johan Rathje, of Hamburg and Rudolph Mayr, of Heidleburg
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Blume Cologne Constellations Conversion Courses Establishment Hamble Instruction Instructor Instructors Johan Mayr Navigator Plowman Rudolph Southampton Topp Undergoing Walther
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