Comments on: squadron leader Gough was c.o. of 249 squadron in amman in 1954-1956 in Jordan. Is he still alive? http://ammantourism.com/2009/04/squadron-leader-gough-was-co-of-249-squadron-in-amman-in-1954-1956-in-jordan-is-he-still-alive/ Amman Travel Guide - Hotels, Flights, Tours, & Sites Mon, 27 Feb 2012 16:40:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: hearts2oak http://ammantourism.com/2009/04/squadron-leader-gough-was-co-of-249-squadron-in-amman-in-1954-1956-in-jordan-is-he-still-alive/comment-page-1/#comment-310 hearts2oak Sat, 25 Apr 2009 18:12:42 +0000 http://ammantourism.com/2009/04/squadron-leader-gough-was-co-of-249-squadron-in-amman-in-1954-1956-in-jordan-is-he-still-alive/#comment-310 Not sure if this will help, but the BBC web site has a big site about tracing family history etc. Good luck :0} Not sure if this will help, but the BBC web site has a big site about tracing family history etc. Good luck :0}

]]> By: booklady http://ammantourism.com/2009/04/squadron-leader-gough-was-co-of-249-squadron-in-amman-in-1954-1956-in-jordan-is-he-still-alive/comment-page-1/#comment-309 booklady Wed, 22 Apr 2009 19:01:48 +0000 http://ammantourism.com/2009/04/squadron-leader-gough-was-co-of-249-squadron-in-amman-in-1954-1956-in-jordan-is-he-still-alive/#comment-309 I'd try contacting the 249 Squadron Association, as they're likely to know about contact details for former officers. Their website is at. I’d try contacting the 249 Squadron Association, as they’re likely to know about contact details for former officers. Their website is at.

]]> By: CLIVE H http://ammantourism.com/2009/04/squadron-leader-gough-was-co-of-249-squadron-in-amman-in-1954-1956-in-jordan-is-he-still-alive/comment-page-1/#comment-308 CLIVE H Tue, 21 Apr 2009 02:44:12 +0000 http://ammantourism.com/2009/04/squadron-leader-gough-was-co-of-249-squadron-in-amman-in-1954-1956-in-jordan-is-he-still-alive/#comment-308 Very probably now in his late 70s or if he was a WW2 vet he'll be in his 80s - so there's every possibility of him still being alive. Not sure if this is the Gough you're looking for. No harm in phoning to ask : - Event Details For further details, please contact either Wing Commander Ailsa Gough on 01494 497116 or Squadron Leader Karl Mahon on 01494 497135 at RAF Air Command. ... RAF 6, 8 and 249 Squadrons, was sent to the area in 1946. ... a third was lost to fire from Corporal Farent of 52 Rifle Squadron, RAF Regiment with a Bren gun. ... world war 2 ex raf 249 Squadron Find those who served with 249 Squadron during World War 2. No. 249 Squadron RAF - Wikipedia, 249 Squadron RAF, (Gold Coast Squadron) was formed on 18 August 1918 and disbanded in 1969. During 1940, equipped with Hurricanes, the unit fought in the ... - 17k BBC - WW2 People's War - Service with 56 Hurricane Squadron during ...In September our pilots were sent to Boscombe Down, to a less busy sector, being replaced with pilots and planes from 249 Squadron. Their baptism came soon ... Problem is that a name like Gough seems quite common and there were lots of them in the RAF particularly in WW2 but not all officers. Very probably now in his late 70s or if he was a WW2 vet he’ll be in his 80s – so there’s every possibility of him still being alive.

Not sure if this is the Gough you’re looking for. No harm in phoning to ask : -

Event Details For further details, please contact either Wing Commander Ailsa Gough on 01494 497116 or Squadron Leader Karl Mahon on 01494 497135 at RAF Air Command. …

RAF 6, 8 and 249 Squadrons, was sent to the area in 1946. … a third was lost to fire from Corporal Farent of 52 Rifle Squadron, RAF Regiment with a Bren gun. …

world war 2 ex raf 249 Squadron Find those who served with 249 Squadron during World War 2.

No. 249 Squadron RAF – Wikipedia, 249 Squadron RAF, (Gold Coast Squadron) was formed on 18 August 1918 and disbanded in 1969. During 1940, equipped with Hurricanes, the unit fought in the … – 17k

BBC – WW2 People’s War – Service with 56 Hurricane Squadron during …In September our pilots were sent to Boscombe Down, to a less busy sector, being replaced with pilots and planes from 249 Squadron. Their baptism came soon …

Problem is that a name like Gough seems quite common and there were lots of them in the RAF particularly in WW2 but not all officers.

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