Hugh Pryor Dan joined us in Angola. He was tall, athletically built, with a boyish hair style which sported what we suspected were carefully applied sun tints. His hair also disguised quite successfully his age which was nudging fifty. The Red Cross girls fell for Dan in a big wayRead More →
Text: Dr J Pons Amongst the many services it provides, White River based Mercy Air flies teams of optometrists to do sight saving cataract surgery across the other side of South Africa – in the Northern Cape. “The powerful Kodiak lifted us to the skies. As the wheels lift off,Read More →
I have a long-standing and highly respected friend called Tom. Our friendship goes back over twenty years. We served together in the Air Wing in Oman. Tom’s son Charlie is my Godson. WE KEEP IN TOUCH on a regular basis and normally see each other at least once a year.Read More →
(Laura McDermid – the remarkable exploits of Iris McCallum). UNICEF finally came to the realization that STOL aircraft such as the Twin Otter were better suited than the Cessna 402s when flying remote missions in East Africa, and as a result, they terminated their contract with SafariAir in 1989. THISRead More →
