A former Royal Air Force engine fitter died of a c

2 Nov 2000

A former Royal Air Force engine fitter died of a cancer caused by the asbestos he came into contact with during time in the the service.

Peter Thayne, 68, joined the RAF at 15 and spent his 26 year

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