Draft:School of Army Aeronautical Engineering

School of Army Aeronautical Engineering
School of Army Aeronautical Engineering
Active	Oct 2012 - Present
Country	United Kingdom
Branch	British Army
Type	Defence Training School
Role	Aircraft Engineering Training
Size	c. 400 Students Annually
Garrison/HQ	MoD Lyneham

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Declined by Devonian Wombat 8 months ago. Last edited by 81.145.28.196 3 months ago. Reviewer: Inform author.

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Comment: No indication of passing WP:NORG. Qcne (talk) 10:12, 19 September 2023 (UTC)

The School of Army Aeronautical Engineering (SAAE) is the British Army's aircraft engineering school. Currently based at MoD Lyneham having previously been at Arborfield Garrison until April 2015, on the closure of Arborfield SAAE moved to MoD Lyneham. SAAE is co-located at MOD Lyneham with the Defence School of Electro-Mechanical Engineering.^[1]

Previously known as the School of Electronic and Aeronautical Engineering (SEAE) the school changed it's name in October 2012. SEAE Arborfield became part of the Defence College of Aeronautical Engineering (DCAE) on 1 Apr 2004. DCAE became the Defence School of Aeronautical Engineering (DSAE)^[2] in 2012 becoming part of the Defence College of Technical Training (DCTT).

SAAE provides Initial Trade Training (ITT), Subsequent Trade Training (STT), Artificer and Aviation Engineering Officer training.

Instructors at SAAE consist of avionic and aircraft technicians from the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (REME)^[3] and Civil Service^[4] personnel, most of which are ex Army, Royal Navy or RAF.

Gimson Trophy[edit]

Awarded to any who displays exceptional personal qualities throughout their training.
Name	Course	Dates
LCpl A N Westwood	206 Ac Tech	May 91 - Jun 92
Cpl D Weir	411/414 Av UG	Mar 91 - Feb 93
LCpl A J Raven	114 Av Tech	Dec 93 - Jan 95
Lt H M Price	32 OLAE	Jan 96 - Jul 96
Cpl McKinnon	425 Av UG	Jan 97 Nov 97
Sgt Gordon	50 Av Art	Jan 98 - Sept 99
LCpl L M McEwan	9805 Ac Tech	Feb 99 - May 00
LCpl E R Haselwood	03/004 Ac Tech	Nov 03 - Oct 04
LCpl Rotich	05/002 Ac Tech	Jun 05 - Jun 06
LCpl Bailey	06/004 Ac Tech	Jan 07 - Dec 07
LCpl Kelly	08/002 Av Tech	Jul 08 - Apr 09
SSgt O'Grady	09/001 Ac Art	Apr 09 - May 10
LCpl Nevitt	10/001 Ac Tech	Mar 10 - Nar 11
Cfn Kay	Tech Ac 15/003	Sep 15 - Sep 16
SSgt Mason	Art Ac 16/001	Jun 16 - Jun 17
Cfn Le	Tech Av	Nov 16 - Jul 17
Cfn Jabegu	Tech Ac 18/006	Mar 19 - Jan 20
Lt Ramsden	OLAE 19/001	Nov 19 - Jul 20
Cfn Hughes	Tech Av 19/003	Nov 19 - Oct 20
Cfn Benfield	Tech Ac 19/005	Jan 20 - Feb 21
Cfn Wilson	Tech Av 22/001	May 22 - May 23

Social Media[edit]

Instagram - SAAE.Lyneham

Twitter - SAAE_Lyneham

References[edit]

^ "Electro-mechanical engineering - REME".
^ "LinkedIn - Defence and Space Manufacturing - DSAE".
^ "Royal electrical and Mechanical Engineers".
^ "Civil Service". 20 August 2020.

https://www.helis.com/database/sqd/School-Electronic-Aeronautical-Engineering/

Category:Aviation Category:Military-related organizations Category:Education

[1] "Electro-mechanical engineering - REME".

[2] "LinkedIn - Defence and Space Manufacturing - DSAE".

[3] "Royal electrical and Mechanical Engineers".

[4] "Civil Service". 20 August 2020.

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