Although it was initially a weapons-
The winning pilot -
Out of a possible total of 700 points, Flight Lieutenant Braid scored 630.9 -
The Prince also presented the Geoffrey Bromet Memorial Trophy to Flight Lieutenant Pete Sharpe for his excellent performance as the year's solo Hawk Display Pilot.
Flight Lieutenant Sharpe earned widespread praise for his display routine, which he demonstrated at many major events, including the Royal International Air Tattoo.
Also at the dinner were the Lord Lieutenant of Anglesey, Professor Eric Sunderland and his wife, Patricia; the Commander-
This report first appeared in Royal Air Force News on 18 January 2002.
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