May I HIGHLy recommend this fabulous find of a Jcan book

[Peasie]

To me the bigggest hole is the gap in St Jago....he mentions cadets and learning to fly ?????????????

He joined the cadet corps at St. Jago. When he was in school the program was known as the Army and Air Cadet Force. Virtue mentioned in his book there were a several post WWII British and US pilots who lived in Jamaica and who were eager to keep flying and passing on their love of flying to eager students. Check out this pagehttp://www.cadetforceja.org/history

[Wahalla]

He joined the cadet corps at St. Jago. When he was in school the program was known as the Army and Air Cadet Force. Virtue mentioned in his book there were a several post WWII British and US pilots who lived in Jamaica and who were eager to keep flying and passing on their love of flying to eager students. Check out this pagehttp://www.cadetforceja.org/history

but nothing about the people in his class, his year, his teachers, no stories about the school. His father schooler friends make an appearance- none of his school contemporaries..... He was a cadet- he got to learn to fly he was there for 5 years... he never did a'levels ... compare to the information on his primary school ??????

[MsExced]

Boy I learn so much from you guys that's why I read more than I post. Thanks all

[kia027]

What a small world Peasie!!

I am about halfway through the book so far. Author has lot of good memories of being what is considered a 'free range' childhood. Brings back memories of summer in the country running all the way down to alligator pond and to top bull sav

[Peasie]

from him seh his father's ppl were from Christiana

Towards the end of the book, he repeats some stories and he seems to rush to tell new ones.