Derek e Coleman

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About Derek e Coleman

Applied research in robotics, machine control, semiconductor laser, in electrical, electronics and computing science. Specialties #.NetCore Framework, MVC, and C# using VS 2019 and Azure DevOps.#Docker for Windows, Concourse & Octopus deploy #Angular, Javascript, Selinium, & HTML 5 #TSQL, NHibernate, Dapper ORMs and ADO #RabbitMQ, micro services Designer of period properties Specialist in designing modern well insulated houses that have the attributes of the Colonial period. I’m fascinated by projects such as Poundbury (https://poundbury.co.uk/). My drawings have successfully passed UK Planning and Building Control processes. Home automation – The smart house Expert in home automation. From central distribution and control of TV media such as Freesat and Sky, whole house audio, internet heating controls. The current house I’m building has taken almost 2Km of network cable, and hundreds of metres of 16/4 audio. Wired Cat6 CCTV is also important making sure you have no blind spots. Drive home, open the gates, open the garage, warm the house, and turn on the soothing music all from an app on the cell phone. Royal Air Force I served in the Royal Air Force from 1972 to 1982 engineering. The best part of it I was stationed on a Tactical Weapons Unit and got to do loads of flying, Hawks, Hunters, Meteor, Whirlwind, Jet Provost, Sea King, RN Wasp that was fun. Much was low level through the Wales and beyond. Fraud compared to below. Pedigree My father was Flt Lt Derek E Coleman jet pilot 152 Sqd, Royal Air Force. Killed at RAF Wattisham after a mid air with a USAF F86. My father managed to recover the damaged A/C to RAF Wattisham. The jet clipped a tree, and hit the ground, both Derek and Navigator Plt Off Jeff North, died of shock during complete incineration from the fire that broke out. The USAF pilot, 2nd Lt Joe Smith ejected at feet, however struck the ground without the parachute deploying and was killed. There have been instances of the pilots abandoning others after a mishap. Flt Lt Coleman stayed with the jet, one can only imagine what it must have been like, he did not leave Plt Off North to his fate. If Derek could master fear, and there must have been much, then so can I. My cousin was Sqd Ldr Cedric Watcyn Williams Hurricane pilot 17 Sqn, Royal Air Force. Volunteered for active duty, shot down and killed over the English Channel in 1940, Battle of Britain. My great-grand father was David Evans, owner of the Crane Iron Foundry in Ystradgynlais, Swansea Valley.