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Ross
I know that The Master Time was used in the Hawker Syddeley Buccaneer, which was a low level navy strike arircraft. Or the Master Time was used in other Hawker Syddely aircraft, cannot remember any more, they made the Hawk and the Gnat trainer aircraft. The 6B stands for Air Force. I have a Master Time clock from a Buccaneer that is marked with 6B and 6A - 6A stands for aircraft clock
Neil W
aka Chronomaster
: Hi,
: I have a Rally Master pair that I used for
: Rallysport in the early 80's.
: Both watches and backplate are marked with War
: Department markings and cockpit stores
: references.
: The backplate is 6A/8690 (WD Arrow) 3295
: Master-Time 2798 (WD Arrow)
: Monte Carlo 6B/520 9604 (Wd Arrow) 4075
: H.T.L.1/2/3
: Any comments on RAF use of the Rally Master
: pair?
: Regards
: Ross
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