Paul Tunbridge

Paul Tunbridge, a Chartered Engineer and member of the
Institution of Mechanical Engineers, started his career at RAF Halton and completed his engineering studies at
technical Colleges in Cheltenham and Corby. Following war and overseas service and various staff posts, including
several years at the Air Ministry, he opted in 1955 for early retirement to become Personal Assistant to the Chief
Engineer in the design office of Vickers-Armstrongs (Aircraft), Weybridge. In 1960 he joined the Central Office
of the international Electrical Commission in Geneva where he was Head of
Linguistic Services before retiring in 1986. -- From back cover of his biography on Lord Kelvin (1992)