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A thesis concerning NSA Menwith Hill
Dr David Wood's PhD 

Death of  Anni Rainbow's son 
Anni tells of grief after her son died in war
 

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NEW CAAB WEBSITE! The new website (designed by wave) will soon be up and running - we apologise for the lack of attention and updates to this website. It is in the process of a complete redesign and should be ready to switch soon. In the meantime - a few selected updates.

May 15th 2008
Lindis Percy convicted under section 69(1) of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 and sent to Low Newton Woman's prison.

Major developments in process at USAF Fairford (making this base 'the premier bomber bed down location in the European theater' - $26M and USAF Mildenhall (to add air-to-air refueling support capabilities to the strategic transport hub." - $75M
March 10th 2008
First hearing of private prosection by Lindis Percy - three summonsed at Towcester Magistrates' Court - 10 March 2008
February 12th 2008
Fabian Hamilton (MP Leeds North East) comes to Tuesday evening demonstration at Menwith Hill

January 10th 2008
William Wallace (Lord Wallace of Saltaire) secures debate on Missile Defense - Read full debate

 

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