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TitlePer astro ad asbestos : (blow you Jack I'm fireproof!) / by Henry Brown

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Year of publication1999

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ISBN1901214559

NotesClass number: Orkney Room 941.09 Y

Henry Brown was born in the Lincolnshire village of Ruskington in 1921 and spent his childhood on his father's farm. Before joining the RAF [Royal Air Force] in 1941 he qualified as a Chartered Accountant and Estate Agent and continued his professional career after the war in the family firm of William H. Brown & Son until he retired.
This is his fourth book in which he relates his wartime service experiences which were for him, an only child, both instructive and rewarding. He describes his life as an ordinary LAC [Leading Aircraftman] with one Good Conduct stripe who met and married a WAAF [Women's Auxiliary Air Force?] from Glasgow. Chapters 8-16 & 18- describe his time in Orkney.