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- Jim Mackenzie on Pilot Officer John Edward ShrimptonJohn Edward Shrimpton was the older brother of my great uncle Bob (Robert Mervyn Shrimpton). They were both born in...
- Ken Reesor on Pilot Officer Robert Dunham ReesorThank you so much for this history of my uncle who sadly was killed before I ever had the chance...
- Sean Fuell on The Bombing of Chaldon Rd, 4th November, 1940.The current residents of Wood Lane heard the story of Geoffrey Charman and No36 has planted a rose bush in...
- Celine Feagan on Pilot Officer Horace Horne – 615 Squadron and The Battle of FranceThank you for posting this amazing story about my Grandpa.
- Wendy Booth on Marion Wilberforce – Ladies of the ATAMy grandad as an ex child migrant stayed at Marion Wilberforce's house many times when free from Australia Fairbridge. I...
- Wendy Booth on The Air Transport AuxiliaryI feel much admiration for these brave female aviators. Also my family have an unusual tie to one of the...
- Tom Coomber on Hangar Fire 1978The newspapers were being collected by the local Air Cadet Squadron, 450, and stored in one of the side-rooms of...
- Daniel on The Bombing of Chaldon Rd, 4th November, 1940.My Nan (now 93) was one of the children at Hillcroft school when this tragic event happened. She recounted the...
- Pierre Lagacé on “Buck” McNair and the Injury He Tried to HideI have added a link to this page. https://249squadronraf.wordpress.com/2021/09/29/a-tribute-to-buck-mcnair-kenley-revival/
- Frank Gausden on The Bourne Society Volume 46 – Memories of the Early 1950’sI was apprenticed under Norman Skinner at George Rose Printers in Thornton Heath in the late 1960s. His skill hand...
- Linda Duffield on Kenley’s Blast PensThank you for your kind words, Michael. We're glad you enjoyed the article and found it useful.
- Michael on Kenley’s Blast PensVery good article indeed. Thorough, well research and to the point. Thank you and well done in creating an excellent...
- Linda Duffield on ‘The Mitchley Avenue Dakota’ – KG439.Wow! That's amazing Neil!
- Linda Duffield on The Queen’s Park HeinkelThank you for your kind words, Graham. We hope you enjoy the website.
- Graham S Smith on The Queen’s Park HeinkelBeing 'associated' with this area since 1951 ~ as a pupil at the then Purley County Grammar School for Boys...
- Neil Coppen on ‘The Mitchley Avenue Dakota’ – KG439.Thank you for this. I have lived in the house no.64 for 25 years and often heard the tale so...
- Peter Parsons on The Formation of No.615 (County of Surrey) SquadronInterested in the text from Vic Milner. According to a letter I have from Vic, he joined 615 at the...
- Chris Dobson on 1936 N.A.A.F.I. Credit Note BookI worked for NAAFI for quite a few years [mostly in Northern Ireland]. An old family friend had worked for...
- Paul McGilvray on Beatrice Shilling – Revolutionising the SpitfireAbsolutely brilliant article, in that it highlights the too often overlooked contributions that women have made in the male dominated...
- Linda Young on The Bombing of Chaldon Rd, 4th November, 1940.Geoffrey was my mum's cousin. I remember my gran had a picture of him among her things and a cut...
- Linda Duffield on Kenley’s ‘Hardest Day’ – An Introduction and list of CasualtiesPatricia Gill writes: "I remember the raid on Kenley very well, the aircraft just seemed to drop out of the...
- Chris Payne on Sergeant Lewis Reginald IsaacIn his book Battle of Britain voices, Jonathan Reeves quotes US volunteer pilot Arthur Art Donahue’s memoir. ‘(Issac) was one...
- Tim Sesemann on Kenley’s ‘Hardest Day’ – An Introduction and list of CasualtiesI am certain I witnessed the attack from Coulsdon Court Road, beside the golf course, 1.5 miles from RAF Kenley...
- Alan Oates on Does anyone remember Kenley?Seeing your black & white photo of RAF Kenley in 1960 just took me back to National Service days....I reported...
- Dr. Terry A. Horne on A Letter from “Dutch”I have a couple photos of Dutch with my dad, P/O H.E. Horne, while they were in France with the...
