Links

 I’d never have dreamt of starting this project if it hadn’t been for FriendsReunited

Next few lines used to give links to various "Reunion" Sites

However, several of the links appear to be 'broken' Please contact Webmaster if you want to add new ones

Some of our school chums commuted across from Little Aden where their dads worked for BP. There is a specialist site for them with a lot of Little Aden photos (but quite a lot of interest to the rest of us too

The Boy Scouts Association have their own "reunion" website at www.ScoutsReunited.co.uk

And I believe both of our troops are represented there.

I don’t think the Girl Guides Association do anything similar (yet) but you could always write and ask them when they’re going to start.

Some of the other schools I attended have websites – rather better than mine but it’s nice to have something to aim for !

King Alfred School, Plön and Lewes County Grammar School for Boys

And no doubt many people who went to Khormaksar will also have gone to other BFES or SCE schools 

e.g. http://www.prs-wilhelmshaven.co.uk or http://www.windsorsociety.org.uk in Germany

Slim School and Bourne School both in Malaysia

Tal Handaq in Malta and St Georges in Hong Kong

There is a BFES/SCE association. Their website has been offline for the last couple of years but I'm pleased to announce that it has now been relaunched at a slightly diferent address : http://www.bfes-sce-association.co.uk

There is an Aden Veterans’ Association website with lots of Aden related pictures & links. 

The Yemen Times makes an interesting change from reading our own papers’ views on what’s happening in the Middle East. On a lighter note, it has a lot of pictures like this one that I think we’ll all recognise.

 

And we really mustn’t miss out Btopenworld who are hosting this for us.

Or Google – probably one of the best search engines there is. If they can’t find the Aden page you want, you’ll have to write your own !

 

The great thing about a group’s website is that many people can search the Internet rather more thoroughly than one person working alone. The following table of links has been contributed by several members (but any errors in it are probably my fault) :-

Ann Swallow (Née Amos)

AS1

A couple from Surrey went on a trip to the Yemen in 1997 and posted some pictures of Aden

Barry Dunlop

BD1

Some pictures of Front Bay & Yemen plus a brief history of Aden

BD2

Panorama of Aden & some pictures of Yemen

BD3

Pictures of Steamer Point & general Yemen (website is in German Language)

BD4

A travel review of Aden

BD5

A history of Aden plus a few pictures

BD6

Picture of Maalla (Previous error now corrected)

BD7

Picture of Aden from the air with US naval ship 'Cole' in harbour

BD8

Pictures of Yemen & one of Aden

BD9

Essentially a nautical map but it shows all the different area of Aden

BD10

Picture of Front Bay

BD11

Picture of the Italian Club, one of two swimming clubs in Gold Mohur Bay. The next bay along was called Elephant Bay believed to be because of the shape of the rock that can be seen.

BD12

Picture of the docks

BD13

A travel review of Aden

BD14

A travel review of Aden

BD15

Someone's memories of Aden

BD16

History of Aden with pictures from the Port of Aden website

BD17

Someone's memories of Aden

BD18

Various pictures of Aden

BD19

Various memories of Aden from people in the services

BD20

A couple of pictures of Aden

BD21

Satellite pictures of Aden & Yemen

BD22

Picture of Maalla & some of Yemen

BD23

History of the Port of Aden

Eric Mears

EM1

Another relevant site (mainly about the Argylls who have links to Aden)

EM2

Above site has a really nice picture of Aden from the sea which looks very like the picture in one of Barry’s links.

EM3

Duxford Air Museum has lots of RAF aircraft from our era and also a Royal Anglian Regiment display featuring memorabilia from their tour in Aden. This has been suggested as a possible reunion venue.

EM4

An official Yemen Government tourist site

EM5

Christ Church, Steamer Point still seems to be in business

EM6

A super set of Yemeni pictures from a chap in Sanaa. Two of the sets are of Aden.

EM7

A link also given by Shaif (see EM6 above) to the CIA database for Yemen

EM8

A website for history of RAF’s Marine Craft Section

Garry Kilworth

GK1

Garry is now a well-known author – one of his books is based upon his experiences at our school in the 1950’s and again in 1967. This link is to his own website where you can find a brief review of "Standing on Shamsan"

Pat Mobbs (Née Davies)

PM1

Several of our members have mentioned travelling on the Nevasa. Pat has found a picture of it in its TS era.

PM2

There are some pictures of Aden on this site run by former RAF apprentices. Surfing around in that area you’ll probably find some more.

PM3

A picture of Crater. Possibly others if you surf around ?

Alan Grace

AG1

Alan's found a site that sounds as though it might be run by a present-day Aden resident. I struggled a bit with it on my first visit but I'll certainly have another look at it later as it sounds quite interesting.

Mike Downs & Peter Pickering

AA1

These two OKs have set up a 'Virtual Airline' based on Khormaksar Airport as it was in the 1960s. The site also includes a lot of Aden pictures.

Shouldn’t YOUR NAME be here ?

 

 

 

 

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