Re: Can an amateur find an Ada job?

[Mike H <postmaster@ada-augusta.demon.co.uk>]

In message <d17ab6a9-eab6-4c9c-92c8-181a58c3677e@googlegroups.com>, 
Lucretia <laguest9000@googlemail.com> writes
>Arf! I just looked to see where Fareham is, never heard of it before, 
>thought it be in the middle of nowhere, somewhere between Bristol and 
>Devon. Anyways, ok, Portsmouth is supposed to be nice, it's near the 
>coast and close to Isle of Wight! Well, It's doable I spose, but If I 
>were to do a move that big, I'd rather go international and do a proper 
>job of it tbh, plus it would get me out this hole of a country (I'm 
>that disillusioned by the place to give it a go tbh).
>
>But to go from one end of the country to the other is a big move, 
>especially when you know nobody there.
>
And a few miles along the coast is Christchurch. That is/was an Ada 
hot-house and where I had my last contract before retiring 15 years ago. 
The job was to air defence for the Norwegians and some of us needed NATO 
security clearance. As I recall it, every other project in the shop was 
Ada based.

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