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Here are some more links connected to the Royal Small Arms Factory and the Apprentices Association web site which we hope you will find both informative and useful.
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Get the latest Adobe PDF file viewer plug-in for your web browser. This plug-in works seamlessly with your web browser.
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Items such as Association Newsletters require viewing in Flash Paper format. It is strongly recommended that you download the FREE Flash Player plug-in for your web browser.
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Here is the conversion of the old RSAF site into an island community complex - complete with housing, shops, businesses, amenities, landscaped areas, the clock tower AND the RSAF Interpretation Centre.
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A Theme Museum with close RSAF connections. Some apprentices from Waltham Abbey started their first year's training at RSAF Enfield.
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The Royal Arsenal Woolwich site - well worth the visit. The barges went to and from Woolwich to supply raw materials to the Royal Gunpowder Mills and the RSAF and bring back finished items.
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The Royal Armouries Museum - Leeds site. This is now the resting place for the magnificent collection of weapons which were originally housed in the Pattern Room at RSAF Enfield.
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The Lee Enfield Rifle Association (LERA) was formed in 1998 by a group enthusiasts who saw the need for an organisation dedicated to the use and study of the Lee Enfield Rifle. Since then, LERA has gone from strength to strength and the membership of around 350 is widely spread throughout the United Kingdom and includes some from Oversea. LERA holds Home Office Approval and is affiliated to the National Rifle Association.
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Here you will find the weapons collection (rifles section, including Lee-Enfields) on the REME Museum of Technology site.
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The Small Arms School Corps web site weapon collection.
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The Enfield Rifle Research website contains an amazing amount of history concerning Enfield Rifle manufacturing through the ages. This web site, now in its 11th year, was created for collectors, shooters, and fans of the venerable Enfield rifle, a rifle which--in its various forms--has seen duty for over 150 years as a main battle rifle, a home guard and constabulary weapon, a competition target rifle, and a major game-getter on five continents
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