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- Linda Duffield on Flight Lieutenant Patrick Terrance O’LearyHi Pierre, That is much appreciated. Many thanks. I will add it in.
- Pierre Lagacé on Flight Lieutenant Patrick Terrance O’LearyFlight Lieutenant Patrick Terrance O'Leary Front row, second on the left https://rcaf403squadron.files.wordpress.com/2018/05/bb1-hr.jpg?w=652 You can use that photo.
- Linda Duffield on Does anyone remember Kenley?Hi Ken, That's very interesting. In the station diary, we have records of construction works and when they took place,...
- Ken Andrews on Does anyone remember Kenley?I was trying find a record of civilians who worked on Kenley Aerodrome during the second world war.Curiosity because my...
- Piet Keppens on Wing Commander Leslie Sydney Ford, DFC and BarI saw his grave today in Vlieland
- Leslie Head on Parachute and Cable? Schermuly NotWhen Plymouth was under air attack, probably 1941, I was a prep-school boy evacuated from Essex to Bigadon House, Buckfastleigh...
- Linda Duffield on Wing Commander Leslie Sydney Ford, DFC and BarThank you for your comment, Mike. On the day he was killed, Ford was flying AA980, a Spitfire Vc. I'm...
- Michael Ryan on Wing Commander Leslie Sydney Ford, DFC and BarI assume that the Spitfire that he was flying (BS474) was a Mk.IX, as he was so successful against FW190s...
- Charlotte Islin on A little girl at KenleyThank you for sharing your stories and photographs with us! They are priceless.
- Teresa James on A little girl at KenleyMum shared all these stories with us as children she will be so pleased to see she has made it...
- Freddy Jones on Charles Lindbergh at Kenley.There are long threads here linking my own existence to that momentous year. For one thing I was born at...
- Suzanne Marie Taylor on Lillias Barr PerformancesThank you so very much for such a lovely review of this very special reading. I would like to share...
- Mike Ryan on Memories of Kenley Airfield in 1941 by Polish officer, Jan JokielOne small comment. Kenley airfield cannot be referred to as an airport as there has never been Customs & Excise...
- Josie Evans on Silver Propelling Pencil with an inscription relating to the NCOs of Kenley April 1942Hi John, it's interesting that it was probably made in Birmingham, maybe someone got it inscribed while they were up...
- John Justice on Silver Propelling Pencil with an inscription relating to the NCOs of Kenley April 1942The pencil’s hallmark is Birmingham 1940 and the silversmith was William Suckling Ltd who no longer exist. But still no...
- John Justice on Silver Propelling Pencil with an inscription relating to the NCOs of Kenley April 1942I’ve done some digging and the two events I have found which might possibly be linked to this pencil are;...
- Gord Hill on The Canadians at KenleyMy uncle flew for squadron 402. Got there August 1942. I have his log book with great info. Douglas Hill...
- Stephen Nickerson on The Canadians at KenleyExcellent article on Kenley and the Canadian squadrons that were stationed there. I would like to thank Robert Brooke's son...
- Pierre Lagacé on The Canadians at KenleyJust give due credit to photos related to Kenley. Syd Ford is featured on some photos as well as other...
- Josie Evans on For king and another country – Sqn Ldr Mahinder Sigh PujjiYou're absolutely right, thanks a lot! Best, Josie Evans - Events Apprentice
- Frederick Beseler on For king and another country – Sqn Ldr Mahinder Sigh PujjiSee first paragraph...I believe it is Sailor Malan, not Mann...
- Mehdi Schneyders on Two Weeks in July 1942Dear Tony, I am a coloured Belgian - South African and I live in Belgium. Working as a cartoonist -...
- Amanda Garry on The man behind the film ‘Reach for the Sky’Fascinating reading, I live in whyteleafe and visithe Kenley often. thank you.
- Edmond Claoue De Gohr on Sir Winston Churchill and RAF KenleyThank you for giving me the opportunity to research and write this, and I'm honoured that you considered it to...
- John Phillips on ATTACK ALARM – Hammond Innes’s portrait of Kenley’s Hardest DaySome years ago a came across a Bomb map in Croydon Library which showed the location of bomb drops around...
