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Humberside Police Concert Band Souveni Edition Programme £3.50 ARE YOU CURRENTLY SERVING IN THE ROYAL AIR FORCE OR HAVE YOU SERVED Then come along to the Grimsby & Cleethorpes Branch and Club of the Royal Air Forces Association Membership available...Enjoy a warm welcome 5 Alexandra Road, Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire Telephone: 07904 228477 The Cross Keys Grasby Fine Ales, Good Food, Great Pub Welcome... The aim of all at The Cross Keys is to make our guests feel welcome & comfortable. Offering a range of well kept ales, excellent food using locally sourced produce (wherever and whenever possible), a relaxed yet efficient approach to service & a warm & friendly atmosphere. A complete experience not to be rivalled in this beautiful rural setting with stunning views across the Lincolnshire Wolds. The Cross Keys are proud to support Armed Forces Weekend in North East Lincolnshire – and have donated meals for the Band of the Brigade Of Gurkhas Contents REVIEWING OFFICER 4 THE QUEEN’S DIAMOND JUBILEE 13 GUEST VIP 5 RAF FALCONS PARACHUTE DISPLAY TEAM 16 PRESENTER AND COMMENTATOR 6 ROYAL AIR FORCE WADDINGTON PIPES AND DRUMS 17 MUSIC PROGRAMME 2012 7 MILITARY WIVES CHOIRS 18 PRODUCER AND EVENT MANAGER 8 BAND OF THE BRIGADE OF GURKHAS 19 JOINT PRODUCER 8 HUMBERSIDE POLICE DOG DISPLAY TEAM 20 SHOW DIRECTOR 9 HUMBERSIDE POLICE CONCERT BAND 21 ASSISTANT SHOW DIRECTOR 9 BAND OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE COLLEGE 22 EVENT SECURITY/EVENT CONTROL 10 THE ROYAL SIGNALS WHITE HELMETS 23 SITE MANAGER 10 THE LONE PIPER 24 HEALTH AND SAFETY EVENT CONTROLLER 11 FRONTIER FIREWORKS 24 MINUTE TAKER/ADMINISTRATOR 11 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 28 Programme Written, Designed and Produced By Bill McCann, Julia Hickson, GSB Print & Design and www.davyart.co.uk The Jedburgh Guest House Great accommodation, in a quiet location, close to the sea front www.jedburghguesthouse.co.uk Supporter of the Grimsby & Cleethorpes Armed Forces Day These CDs and programmes 26 Albert Road, Cleethorpes are on sale from the RAF Association 01472 508092 Marquee near Gate D Special Discounts of the arena for RAFA Members North East Lincolnshire Military 3 North East Lincolnshire Military Tattoo Reviewing Officer Air Marshal Sir Graham ‘Dusty’ Miller kbe Sir Dusty Miller joined the Royal Air Force in 1967 and initially completed a two-year apprenticeship qualifying as an airframe fitter. He went on to become a pilot flying the Jet Provost, Hunter, Jaguar and Tornado aircraft; he was a flying instructor on the Jet Provost and Hunter, and a weapons instructor on the Hunter and Jaguar. His staff appointments included time in the Jaguar role office, Air Plans, two periods in the MOD in Operational Requirements at both Deputy Director and Director Level, and as Air Commodore Offensive Operations at HQ 1 Gp. He attended advanced staff training at the Joint Services Defence College, Greenwich. He served in operational command with SFOR in Sarajevo and later as the Air Component Commander for Operation ORACLE for which he was awarded the CBE. He was appointed as the Air Officer Commanding Training Group before becoming the Air Secretary and was later promoted to Air Marshal and served as the Deputy Commander Headquarters Allied Joint Force Command Naples. He was knighted in the New Year’s Honours List 2007. Having retired from the Royal Air Force in January 2008, he now holds a commission as a flying officer in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve (Training) and flies the Grob 115EA Tutor providing air experience for Air Training Corps and Combined Cadet Force cadets. He is the National President of the Royal Air Forces Association, Branch President of the Cheltenham Royal Air Forces Association, President of the Air Power Association, Vice-Patron of the RAF Halton Apprentices Association, Patron of the Central Flying School Association, and is a member of the Gordonstoun School Board of Governors and the Finance & Estates and Strategy Committees. He is also a member of the Babcock International Group Defence Advisory Board. His leisure pursuits include Offshore Sailing where he holds the RYA Yachtmaster qualification. 4 North East Lincolnshire Military North East Lincolnshire Military Tattoo Guest VIP Major General David Jolliffe CB After a full career in the Army Medical Services, Major Gen David Jolliffe now serves the Ex-service community as a member of the Yorkshire & Humber Veterans Advisory & Pensions Committee, as a Trustee of the Hong Kong Locally Enlisted Personnel Trust and Blind Veterans UK (formerly St Dunstan’s) and as medical adviser to the Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League. He maintains links with the civilian medical community as a member of the Board and Chair of the Court of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. When not involved in the above, he keeps himself fit by walking his Border Collie and being a Volunteer Ranger on the North Yorkshire Moors. David joined the RAMC while still a medical student and, after a varied career, he was fortunate enough to be appointed Director General Army Medical Services before retiring in 2003. During the intervening period he had the privilege of serving as Regimental Medical Officer with elements of the Parachute Regiment and Airborne Forces, specialising and becoming a Consultant Dermatologist with a special interest in tropical dermatology and finally moving into military medical administration as a Staff Officer. He is married with two daughters and three grandchildren and lives in Yorkshire. North East Lincolnshire Military 5 North East Lincolnshire Military Tattoo Presenter and Commentator Alasdair Hutton OBE TD Alasdair Hutton is known as The Voice of the Tattoo to the millions of people who have heard him narrate some 600 individual tattoos from Edinburgh to Las Vegas and Brisbane. He has written and narrated the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo since 1992 and many other tattoos around the United Kingdom and abroad including Australia, New Zealand, the United States and even in the Netherlands. He is also the voice of the Household Division’s annual Beating Retreat ceremony on Horse Guards Parade in London as well as countless concerts and other events all over the United Kingdom. Alasdair served with the 15 Scottish Battalion (TA) of the Parachute Regiment from 1964 to 1986 becoming Second in Command and then with the Watchkeepers and Liaison Officers Pool attached to the UK 1 Div for another ten years. He wrote the short history of his Parachute Battalion in 1997. He was Honorary Colonel of the Lothian and Borders Battalion of the Army Cadet Force and has been a Member of the Queen’s Body Guard for Scotland – the Royal Company of Archers – since 1988. He has also written and narrated videos and DVDs of major visitor attractions including Edinburgh, Stirling, Urquhart and Blair Castles, Iona and Melrose Abbeys and Abbotsbury in Dorset, and narrated audio guides for Edinburgh Castle, Melrose and Jedburgh Abbeys, the new Museum of Scotland and the European Parliament. His early career was in broadcasting and journalism in Australia and the United Kingdom until he was elected as the first Member of the European Parliament for the South of Scotland in 1979, in which he served for ten years. He returned to politics as Councillor for his local town of Kelso in the Scottish Borders ten years ago and was Convener (Mayor) of the Council for nine years until he hung up his chain in May this year. 6 North East Lincolnshire Military Music Programme 2012 OPENING FANFARE Royal Air Force College Band By Kind Permission of the Air Force Board Shining Sword Fanfare - Wiffin arr. Morrell RAF Waddington Pipes & Drums Humberside Police Band March On- Officer of the Day - R. B. Hall The Steam Boat Army of the Nile - K. Alford Imperial Echoes - Safroni Cock ‘O’ the North Athol Highlanders Farewell to Nigg Amazing Grace Royal Air Force College Band Paddy be Easy By Kind Permission of the Air Force Board The Mists of Time Mac N Irish Wellington March - W. Zehle Itchy Fingers Royal Standard - Earl Brigham Eagle Squadron March - Kenneth J. Alford March Off- Arromanches March - A. E. Kelly The Meeting of the Waters Royal Air Force March Past - Davies/Dyson The Band of the Brigade of Gurkhas March on for the Finale- National Emblem Mechanised Infantry - D. McBain Bonnie Lass O’ Fyvie Conquest of Paradise - arr. V. Zwolle Combined- Men of the Hills - H. Bently Highland Cathedral Gladiator - H. Zimmer Sunset Kukri Dance - arr. V. L. Yates The Day Thou Gavest/Last Post The Swing March - arr. J. Warrington The Queen Zorba - arr. Keeley Yo Nepali - H. Bently Lone Piper The Crags Of Tumbledown Mountain March Off- The Military Wives Choirs Trafalgar Scotland the Brave & The Black Bear Wherever you are In my dreams Make you feel my love Fix you North East Lincolnshire Military 7 North East Lincolnshire Military Tattoo Bill McCann Alex Baxter Producer and Event Joint Producer Manager Bill was born in Grimsby, but his family soon Alex is joint organiser of the Armed Forces moved to Gainsborough, where he spent his Weekend. As a resident of Grimsby with formative years. He joined the Royal Air Force 24 years service in the Royal Navy, Alex as a 16-year-old Boy Entrant and carried out 18 subsequently held senior global executive months intensive training at RAF Credenhill, posts in the United States, Europe, Russia and Hereford. the UK including, since 2004, leading Smiths Detections UK Civil businesses as President He worked on No 1 Group Vulcan Standardisation Unit and Global Major Events Managing Director. at RAF Waddington and 25(F) Squadron Bloodhound Mk 2 at RAF North Coates, served on numerous RAF bases, station headquarters and overseas postings. A passionate believer in the interest of the Armed Forces Community, Alex holds operational posts Bill joined the Royal Air Forces Association in 1986.
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