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Occupation:
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Retired civil
servant (Dept of Health) undertakes part time consultancy work.
[email protected], also [email protected]
secretary of IMPS, IMPS website (imps.org.uk), WWI and WWII history,
Humber vehicles, France (and speaking French), heritage railways.
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History
of Hobby - When and where did you start and how did you arrive
where you are to-day?
How long
have you been involved with War & Peace and in what capacity?
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I blame my
son really. We were visiting the Ardennes and came round a bend
and there was this 'king great Tiger tank. We had to stop while
my lad crawled all over it. This began his interest in military
vehicles which, via model kits and Dorking Models, got me involved
in IMPS. I bought my Humber Box from my best man's cousin when
it became available in 1993. In between bouts of unserviceability
I have taken it to Beltring, Béthune, Normandy and Biggin
Hill most years since then.
As a friend
of Tony Lawrence I have played a part in the organisation of
War & Peace since 1990, mainly getting involved in traffic
management, booking in, liaison and trouble shooting (especially
involving French speakers). As IMPS newsletter editor for 2
years I took photos and wrote reports about the show for the
newsletter and Imprint magazine, to which I still contribute.
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