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Stow Maries gears up for centenary

机译:斯托马里斯(Stow Maries)迎来百年华诞

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On 28 January the WW1 Aviation Heritage Trust (WAHT) announced that a grant of almost £10,000 has been awarded by the Heritage Lottery Fund for'Project Lanoe', the building of a 'Rocking Nacelle' First World War fighter simulator. Construction, engineering and digital media students at Colchester Institute will design and build the simulator, which will be just one of a number of new attractions created at Europe's largest surviving WW1 airfield for its centenary commemorations this year -Stow Maries Aerodrome was established in 1916 as the base of the Royal Flying Corps' No 37 (Home Defence) Squadron, two years after the Great War began. Dick Forsythe, chief trustee of the WAHT, says: "The lottery money will be used to create a Rocking Nacelle which visitors can climb into and experience a simulated flight to help them understand the skills needed and the challenges of aerial combat in WW1". Andrew Payne, energy skills centre workshop supervisor at Colchester Institute, added: "Our staff and students are extremely pleased to have been invited to be part of this exciting project, especially as it marks the centenary of the half-way stage of the Great War."
机译:1月28日,WW1航空遗产基金会(WAHT)宣布,遗产彩票基金会已为“ Lanoe项目”(用于建造“ Rocking Nacelle”第一次世界大战战斗机模拟器)拨款近10,000英镑。科尔切斯特学院的建筑,工程和数字媒体专业学生将设计和建造模拟器,这将是今年幸存的欧洲最大的一战二战机场在欧洲最大幸存的一战飞机场上创建的众多新景点之一-马斯托斯机场成立于1916年,大战开始两年后,皇家空军第37防卫队中队的基地。 WAHT的首席受托人迪克·福赛斯(Dick Forsythe)表示:“彩票资金将用于制造摇摆式机舱,访客可以爬入并体验模拟飞行,以帮助他们了解第二次世界大战所需的技能和空战的挑战。”科尔切斯特研究所能源技能中心研讨会主管安德鲁·佩恩(Andrew Payne)补充说:“我们的教职员工和学生们非常高兴被邀请参加这一令人振奋的项目,特别是因为它标志着一战的一百周年。”

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