Basingstoke Observer
1 Jun, 12Government defence secretary Philip Hammond was at RAF Odiham last Thursday to meet serving RAF personnel and unveil a new ‘Gate Guardian’ - a retired Chinook helicopter which had been donated by Boeing Rotorcraft UK. (see full story) File photo
Editor update - the said aircraft flew as 03-08003 in the US Army, and the code DT is carried above the cockpit windows
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