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- Paul McCann on Corporal James Patrick McCannGrateful thanks to Linda Duffield, Julie Starmer and Andrew Cooper for putting together this memorial to James (Jim) Patrick McCann....
- Linda Duffield on ‘The Mitchley Avenue Dakota’ – KG439.Thank you for your comment, Kathy. Gordon sounds like a remarkable man. You must be very proud of him.
- Kathy McIntyre-Jones on ‘The Mitchley Avenue Dakota’ – KG439.Gordon McIntyre was my Great uncle I have his service record but never seen these pictures before. Thank you
- Col Y on Visitor Information and MapFantastic work everyone! The combination of the fence posters and new 'wings' made for an informative walk that will help...
- Stephen M. Fochuk on The Canadians at KenleyPierre, Those images are from the PL-series, from the Central Negative Library of the Canadian Armed Forces. Originals are now...
- Tony Adams on ‘The Mitchley Avenue Dakota’ – KG439.It is also worth noting that 435 (RCAF) Squadron personnel were billeted at RAF Kenley whilst operating from Croydon. A...
- Derek A Jenkins on Corporal Patrick Honey’s Memories of Kenley in the early 1960’sWhilst stationed at RAF Kenley in the 1960s and in the RAF Police l was one, as mentioned, of the...
- Tony Adams on AC2 Leslie Victor Knights of No.615 Squadron – ‘The Only Way Out’A truly tragic story. Another lesson in not taking everything at face value
- Gary Watson on Flying Officer Junius Lyman Edward HokanWell done story about a Canadian Pilot with other extraordinary skills. Like many who died in WWII their unknown other...
- Steven Rickards on Conservation Works coming to a close: Conservation, Preservation and RestorationContrary to this, there are examples of a middle arm INTACT other than the one referred to, Hayes Lane has...
- Mike on Stanisław Skalski – a great Polish pilot serving during the Battle of BritainSkalski’s life after the war was plagued by harassment, imprisonment and torture at the hands of the Soviet imposed communist...
- Linda Duffield on The Air Transport AuxiliaryThanks for your comment Eric. I don't know what crew members were deemed necessary for a ferry flight in the...
- Eric Rice on The Air Transport AuxiliaryI have long wondered how many women crewed the heavy bombers to the front line in WW2. Spitfire and Hurricanes...
- Linda Duffield on Flight Lieutenant Patrick Terrance O’LearyThank you for sharing your story, Terry. I'm so glad you found F/Lt. O'Leary's memorial page helpful. He seemed to...
- Terry Shine on Flight Lieutenant Patrick Terrance O’LearyHi, my name is Terry Shine, I was named after Terry, my mother Mary Casey and her best friend ,...
- Linda Duffield on Visitor Information and MapThank you for your kind words Peter.
- Peter R on Visitor Information and MapI was very pleased to see the new information boards (wings) at Kenley recently. Along with the fence posters, they...
- William Daugherty on Sergeant Lewis Reginald IsaacJust ran the Spitfire 10K run in honor of Sergeant Issac. Thank you for your service and sacrifice sir.
- Linda Duffield on “Buck” McNair and the Injury He Tried to HideThank you for your kind words, Bruce. They mean a lot to me. Buck really was a hero amongst heroes....
- Bruce McNair on “Buck” McNair and the Injury He Tried to HideThank you ,Linda, for the fine article. I am Buck's eldest son. I worked for Tom Parks in the mid-60's...
- Linda Duffield on Sheila Wilkie’s Memories of Douglas BaderLovely memory Alan, thanks for sharing.
- Alan Tarrant on Sheila Wilkie’s Memories of Douglas BaderAs a young ATC cadet in the mid 1960's I met Douglas Bader at White Waltherm Airfield. I was waiting...
- Tom on Does anyone remember Kenley?I earned my wings for gliding there, in 1961. ATC was my life. Winched up in Slingsby Cadet...pull back hard...
- Nigel Thornton on Milk bottleI have a very simular bottle that I found on the railway line at Kenley Primary School 15 odd years...
- Sue Peterson on Sheila Wilkie’s Memories of Douglas BaderInteresting recollections that I hadn’t heard before. Love the photo with Mum looking so glamorous.
