It is hard to believe
Cyprus. Walking among the traditional whitewashed buildings that populate the streets of Cypru s. Adam Collier could not believe that only a few miles away there was an active RAF base and on the coast the naval base at Valletta . Try as he may he could not relate images of the two worlds being close, but there was no mistaking the sound of the engines as the transport planes landed. A significant matter of concern is the radar they use it interferes with the bands used for civilian radio transmitters. No matter how often the "ham" operators complained, the military refused to change their frequencies. Another aspect of concern is the "Over the hill" radar that is used to spy, this radar causes distress among the avian population, despite denials by the military. The Cypriots live and work with the military, they have no option, but they despise the presence of airmen and sailors on the island. It is many years since the takeover, but tensions still ru...