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    Quote Originally Posted by Flying10uk View Post
    The chap did also say that there was a long stop for refuelling on the way back from Kenya. I forget where he said it was but it was hot and he wasn't allowed off the aircraft and it was very uncomfortable sitting in a hot aircraft for a long period of time going nowhere.
    Likely Libya. During the pre-Kaddafi/Gaddafi/Qaddafi monarchy, Libya was friendly to the West. Britainicon even had forces there, both training in desert conditions and proving equipment. AND, the only really authentic movie ever made about the LRDG was filmed there, with suitable acknowledgement of the co-operation of His Majesty.

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