The 367 Association

General Information

• The Objective of the 367 Association is to provide a focal point for ex-members of 367 Wireless Unit - subsequently 367 Signals Unit - which operated from 1942 to 1962, latterly being based at RAF Little Sai Wan, Hong Kong. Contact with other related units is encouraged. The Association currently has 160 members, many of whom have established contact via this web-site.

• The Association was inaugurated in October, 1993 and the first Reunion was held at The China Fleet Club in Saltash, Cornwall, U.K. in 1994

• The Association's objectives will be met by holding at least one annual U.K. reunion for members, generally at, or close to a site having links with radio communications or the Royal Air Force.

• In addition, group holiday visits or visits to relevant locations around the world may be arranged, subject to there being sufficient support from the Members.

• Since 1993, visits and/or annual meetings have been held at the RAF Museum at Hendon, RAF Digby in Lincolnshire and Bletchley Park Museum. A visit to Hong Kong was made in January 1997 by a party of 31 members and partners.

• At the 1999 Annual Meeting held at Bletchley Park Museum, it was agreed that 367 Association be affiliated to 3TU Association (Australia) and this was ratified at the 2000 Annual Meeting held in October at Eden Camp, near Malton in Yorkshire.

• In 2001, the annual meeting - the eighth - was held at IWM Duxford in September 2001. 

• In 2002, the Reunion was held at The China Fleet Country Club, Saltash, Cornwall on 5th October - see the 2002 Report - where the first ever reunion was held.
 
• and in 2003, the 10th Reunion was held at the Gateway to York Hotel on Saturday, Oct 4th,  - see the Reunion Report

• In 2004, we returned to Bletchley Park on October 9th for our 11th Reunion, staying just outside Buckingham.

• In 2005, our reunion centred around a visit to the Museum at RAF Cosford in Shropshire.

• In 2006, we returned to the London area with a visit to the RAF Museum at Hendon for those who hadn't been there for a while. 

• In 2007, a new venue had to be found capable of providing accommodation and interest for the increasing number of attendees.  We took over the Falstaff Hotel in Leamington Spa for the largest attendance yet!  There was plenty to do in the area - see Report.

• At the 2007 AGM, a majority of members seemed to prefer a venue with a specific visit arranged, so in 2008 we plan to visit the National Space Centre  at Leicester.  Keep an eye on this site for more information!