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Addressing the protesters, former chief technician of Pakistan Air Force Tanveer Iqbal alleged that Pervez Musharraf had given full control of PAF to the United States after giving all types of assurances to it.

Addressing the protesters, former chief technician of Pakistan Air Force Tanveer Iqbal alleged that Pervez Musharraf had given full control of PAF to the United States after giving all types of assurances to it.

Eight to 10 hours each day, Johann Fleischer, chief technician, takes care of the building.

CAPTION(S): ROLLCALL OF LOST AIRCREW (Clockwise from top left) Squadron Ldr Patrick Marshall, 39; Flt Lieut David Stead, 35; Flt Lieut Andrew Smith, 25; Flt Lieut Paul Pardoel, 35; Master engineer Gary Nicholson, 42; Acting Lance Cpl Steven Jones, 25; Cpl David Williams, 37; Sgt Robert O'Connor, 38; Flt Sgt Mark Gibson, 34; Chief technician Richard Brown, 40.

Byline: PAUL CHESTON explosion: the inquest has heard Hercules XV179 did not have a key safety feature shot down: from top left to right, Sqn Ldr Patrick Marshall, 39, Flt-Lt David Stead, 35, Flt-Lt Andrew Smith, 25, Flt-Lt Paul Pardoel, 35, Master Engineer Gary Nicholson, 42; bottom, left to right, Chief Technician Richard Brown, 40, Flt Sgt Mark Gibson, 34, Sergeant Robert O'Connor, 38, Corporal David Williams, 37, and Acting L- Cpl Steven Jones, 25 THE coroner in the inquest of 10 servicemen killed when their Hercules plane was shot down in Iraq launched a bitter attack on the RAF today.

The victims based at RAF Lyneham in Wiltshire were: RAF 47 Squadron's Flt Lt David Stead, the pilot, 35; Flt Lt Andrew Smith, 25, the co-pilot; Master Engineer Gary Nicholson, 42; Flt Sgt Mark Gibson, 34, Australian airman Flt Lt Paul Pardoel, 35, a navigator; and from Lyneham's Engineering Wing, Chief Technician Richard Brown, 40, an avionics specialist; Corporal David Williams, 37, a survival equipment fitter; and Sgt O'Connor, 38, an engineering technician.

On this occasion he was happy to use one of the Sage's Steinways, specially prepared for him by Ulrich Gerhartz, chief technician for Steinway.

Rod Stenton, 59, a former chief technician in the RAF, was held captive with his family in Kuwait and later used as a human shield near Baghdad.