| Dates | Parent unit | Shadow unit | Aircraft | Peacetime role | Wartime role |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1986-1992 | No. 1 TWU | No 79 and No 234 squadrons | BAe Hawk T.Mk 1A | Flight and weapons training | Point defence interceptor |
Biography[edit]
Juno Mak debutted in 2002 with the EP On the Road, before his debut he traveled to Japan to learn to dance with the husband of Japanese singer Namie Amuro. Subsequently he was supported by his father, who used his financial clout to put together a strong production and writing team to create popular songs. In the early part of his career it was alledged that he was dependent on his father for the release his records, for publicity,[1]and that his fans were paid hirelings[2], however his record label refuted this; because he was unable to garner public acceptance Juno Mak was often jeered when on stage, [3], this placed him under great pressure leaving him depressed.[4]
- ^ 2003年7月17日 新浪娛樂 藝人麥浚龍被指父親麥紹棠用“銀彈”造勢(圖)
- ^ "Label Denies Fans Were Paid". Eugene Register-Guard. 21 September 2002. Retrieved 30 July 2011.
- ^ 2003年1月23日 文匯報 抬頭見喜：噓聲中進步
- ^ 2009年12月29日 Recruit 麥浚龍真我