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September 2013
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- [[RAF Dhibban]] (renamed [[RAF Habbaniya]]] in 1938) was built to replace Hinaidi and the RAF began to move there in 1936, and Hinaidi was
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September 2014
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- ' (London: Robert Hale, 2001).</ref> An updated and extended edition covering subsequent decades (including service in [[Afghanistan]] was published in September 2014.<ref>Mary Mackie: ''WARDS IN
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