
Lossiemouth
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Nov 7, 2026
Trench Chat: Hawthorn Mine Crater
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46:22Terry BerryGUEST
He was founder member of the North of Scotland branch of the Western Front Association.
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46:26Terry BerryGUEST
He lived up just outside of Lossiemouth.
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46:30Terry BerryGUEST
And I felt and certainly Rick felt that breaking up the collection would be a sad thing to do.
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46:39Terry BerryGUEST
And we came up with the idea.
S2E20: Cruden Bay's Historical Weekend, BODT make Grill Cup Semi Finals and green shoots for Ellon and Deveronside
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13:50Grant CampbellHOST
down there, a really big scrap down at the bottom end of the table.
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13:53Grant CampbellHOST
But for Lossie Mouth, a tough day at the office for them, but another great win for Cooter.
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13:58Grant CampbellHOST
Their tremendous start to the season continues and they really are setting an electrifying place at the top of the table.
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14:04Grant CampbellHOST
12 wins out of 12, 64 goals scored.
47 MINS LATER
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61:19Grant CampbellHOST
So this is my medalist of the week.
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61:20Grant CampbellHOST
For my bronze, I'm going to give it to Kuta for the 5-1 win.
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61:24Grant CampbellHOST
at Lossie Mouth United a really terrific win for Lee Youngson's side five different goal scorers going to a tough place on their travels long road up to Lossie Mouth United being paid back to 1-1 as well but to get the 5-1 win keeping their 100% record going I thought this could have been a bit of a banana skin for Cooter but that's a very very good win 5-1 and a bronze medal goes to the current league leaders My silver medal, because of the drama and all the action, goes to Nian St Nirian for their 3-2 win over West Dike CC Juniors.
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61:53Grant CampbellHOST
Coming from behind to get the job done in that one.
Episode 587: New FSD Safety Report Reveals Impressive Numbers
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37:59Ryan McCaffreyHOST
So let me buzz through it pretty quickly here.
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38:02Ryan McCaffreyHOST
We have... japan let's see you know what i'm not even we got one in japan malaysia south korea i'm just a i don't want to butcher the pronunciations of these and i also know most of my audience is is us with some some in europe some in australia so i'll just i'll get through these quickly uh japan malaysia south korea taiwan thailand czech republic greece hungary There's a new one going in in Italy as a result of this Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Turkey in the UK, Lossiemouth puddle town, uh, in Columbia.
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38:38Ryan McCaffreyHOST
We've got one new, one new one in Mexico, Quebec.
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38:42Ryan McCaffreyHOST
I'm going to attempt this cause I got a lot of Canadian listeners.
How Regular Civilians Can Help The Armed Forces Prepare For War
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32:49Ed ArnoldGUEST
Well, you'd have to do hostile reconnaissance.
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32:51Ed ArnoldGUEST
Well, doing hostile reconnaissance, you know, near Inverness or Lossiemouth, etc.
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32:55Ed ArnoldGUEST
Well, you'll probably be spotted quite easily.
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32:58Ed ArnoldGUEST
So there's a lot of the sort of the rural sector as well that you could potentially use.
Paul Sweeney MSP- on Parliament, Scottish Parliament and campaigning for what he believes in
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24:17Paul SweeneyGUEST
But what is quite interesting about that is you realise how integrated all levels of government need to be to really resolve a lot of these complex issues.
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24:27Paul SweeneyGUEST
You know, resilience of service personnel is a bit of a wicked problem because when I go to visit garrisons in Scotland or airbases in Scotland, so being to Lossiemouth, being to Glencourse, being to Luchers, The common themes that come up about, well, why would you want to leave the armed forces? Why are you under pressure to leave right now? It always comes back to childcare, healthcare, housing, opportunities for spouses to develop their careers or partners.
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24:59Paul SweeneyGUEST
And they all present pressures on serving personnel to leave and can often be a pretty unhappy dilemma sometimes.
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25:06Paul SweeneyGUEST
because people enjoy and love their jobs but they're often placed in an invidious position about choosing between their family life and their service career and I think the way to retain more people and to build their capability and to retain that critical mass within the armed forces is to have much better integration at all levels of government so there is actually no real joined up approach to developing housing, healthcare around Scottish installations or airbases and barracks, etc.
The Lure Of The Loch
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7:03PaulHOST
It's fair to say it's a pretty famous lake really for several reasons and with a few points of note about it which I shall tell you about here.
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7:14PaulHOST
On New Year's Eve 1939 a Royal Air Force Vickers Wellington bomber serial number N2980 with 20 operational training unit that was then based at RAF Lossiemouth in Moray was forced to ditch on Loch Ness during a training exercise after running into engine trouble.
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7:34PaulHOST
Initially, the pilot, Squadron Leader David Marwood Elton, had ordered the crew to bail out, before quickly cancelling this order upon spotting Loch Ness when it was decided to make a landing there.
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7:49PaulHOST
Sadly, this alternate order came too late for the Wellington's rear gunner, then 20-year-old Sergeant J.S. Fenson, who bailed out before hearing it, and who fell to his death when his parachute was destroyed after getting caught by the plane when he pulled the ripcord prematurely.
They Told Her She Would Fail! | RAF Fighter Pilot Mandy Hickson
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33:10Mandy HicksonGUEST
I'm now learning how to fly the Tornado.
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33:13Mandy HicksonGUEST
And I'm up at Lossiemouth up in Scotland.
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33:16Mandy HicksonGUEST
I helped these two guys plan a mission and they flew into a mountain.
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33:21Mandy HicksonGUEST
Really awful weather.
The Lure Of The Loch
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7:05PaulHOST
It's fair to say it's a pretty famous lake really, for several reasons, and with a few points of note about it, which I shall tell you about here.
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7:16PaulHOST
On New Year's Eve 1939, a Royal Air Force Vickers Wellington bomber, serial number N2980, with 20 operational training unit that was then based at RAF Lossiemouth in Moray, was forced to ditch on Loch Ness during a training exercise after running into engine trouble.
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7:37PaulHOST
Initially, the pilot, Squadron Leader David Marwood Elton, had ordered the crew to bail out, before quickly cancelling this order upon spotting Loch Ness when it was decided to make a landing there.
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7:51PaulHOST
Sadly, this alternate order came too late for the Wellington's rear gunner, then 20-year-old Sergeant J.S. Fenson, who bailed out before hearing it, and who fell to his death when his parachute was destroyed after getting caught by the plane when he pulled the ripcord prematurely.
Ep 153 - RAF Typhoon Display Team
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27:54Tom NationGUEST
flew the Tucano, the Hawk and then eventually ended up on Typhoon.
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27:58Tom NationGUEST
and did my first operational tour up at RAF Lossiemouth with 6 Squadron and did operations in the Middle East, some Baltic Air Policing and did exercises in places like Australia, Germany, so I had a great time when I was up in 6.
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28:12Tom NationGUEST
From there came back down to 29 Squadron, the operational conversion unit as an instructor and was lucky enough to be selected for 2026 display.
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28:21Chris KeenCORRESPONDENT
So the Typhoon display team, very front facing.
18 MINS LATER
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46:02Emma CohenCORRESPONDENT
The Ministry of Defence says the typhoons will be operating in a defensive role and would not conduct offensive strikes against the Houthis.
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46:11Emma CohenCORRESPONDENT
Next to Scotland, where maritime patrol aircraft from the UK, Germany and France have joined forces for Exercise Strike Warrior to strengthen NATO maritime security.
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46:22Emma CohenCORRESPONDENT
Operating from RAF Lossiemouth, Allied crews conducted intensive anti-submarine and surface warfare training alongside Royal Navy assets.
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46:31Emma CohenCORRESPONDENT
The three-week exercise enhanced multi-nation integration, aligning air and sea capabilities across North Sea scenarios.
Highland League Weekly – Scottish Cup goalie goal, refereeing head-scratchers and penalty shoot-outs
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22:16Ryan CryleHOST
Cumberland Old Colts against Banksy D was abandoned and Johnston Borough against Fairmartin United was postponed.
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22:22Ryan CryleHOST
In the North of Scotland Cup on Saturday it was Lossiemouth 1, Forest Mechanics 1 with Forest Mechanics triumphant 5-3 on penalties.
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22:31Ryan CryleHOST
And in the Breedon Highland League at the weekend it was Nairn County 2, Fraserburgh 2, Rothesnill, Devonvale 3 and Turriff United 3, Wichita 3.
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22:41Ryan CryleHOST
Let's have a look at the latest Green Highland League standings after those three matches in the league at the weekend.
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