John F. G. Howe - Later RAF Service

Later RAF Service

Following his time in charge of the ROC he was promoted to Air Vice Marshal as AOC Southern Maritime Air Region and his final tour of duty was in the dual roles as Provost Marshal Director General of Security and Commandant General of the RAF Regiment.

His biography, detailing a varied and distinguished military career over forty years and four continents, entitled “Onward and Upward” was published in the late Autumn of 2008. Since retirement Air Vice Marshal Howe has remained an active member of the No. 74 Squadron RAF's Association and attends the many organised events. Both he and his wife Annabelle remain fit and healthy in their 70s.

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