DescriptionPassing out of apprentices at Halton 1.jpg
English: Marshal of the Royal Air Force Sir Hugh Trenchard, Chief of the Air Staff, inspecting apprentices at RAF Halton on 11 January 1927. Accompanying Trenchard are: (left) Group Captain W G S Mitchell (Assistant
commandant at Halton), Squadron Leader C G Burge (Personal Assistant to Trenchard) and Wing Commander B E Sutton (Officer Commanding No. 1 Apprentices Wing, Halton).
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