Local videographer, Phil Swallow, and Kenley Revival volunteer, Linda Duffield, delve into the stories of the Canadian pilots who served at RAF Kenley in this 'Walk and Talk' video, filmed at the airfield in April, 2024, for the Royal Canadian Air Force centenary.
Kenley Revival volunteer, Linda Duffield will be giving a free talk on the history of RAF Kenley at Central Library ...
F/O GEORGE D. AITKEN's recollections of the daily routine for pilots stationed at Kenley and flying with the Canadian Wing in 1943...
The prolific author and historian Dilip Sarkar MBE was a close friend of the late, great, Air Vice-Marshal Johnnie Johnson, officially the top-scoring RAF fighter pilot of the Second World War, but was unable to join us for our RCAF100 tree dedication as planned; instead, Dilip has sent these thoughts to share
Dorothy Lowrie's tribute to her father George Dennis Aitken AFC, Canadian fighter pilot.
In the centenary year of the Royal Canadian Air Force, we will be remembering the Canadians who served at RAF Kenley with a self-guided memorial trail around the airfield.
At 5.28pm, on 13th May, 1987, Henry James "Harry" Lenard, an elderly and inexperienced pilot, was attempting an autotow launch in a Pirat glider...
The wonderful war diary of Joan Snell which covers her wartime exploits, from serving in Signals at Kenley during the Battle of Britain right through to her struggle to gain a commission and training in Codes and Cyphers.