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- Patricia Reesor on Pilot Officer Robert Dunham ReesorThank you for providing the details about my Uncle Bob. I am familiar with that first picture of him, where...
- Stanley Evans MBE on Sergeant (Pilot) Arthur Dumbell SmithAs it says God bless you Sir. You gave your life for our freedom. Thanks
- Stanley Evans MBE on Sergeant (Pilot) Arthur Dumbell SmithAs it says God bless you Sir. You gave your life for our freedom.
- Colin Emms on Squadron Leader Geoffrey Donald EmmsGeoffrey Emms' younger brother was Gerald Hastings Emms, born 28.03.1911. He was a violinist and during the war toured and...
- Carol Telfer (nee Harper) on Sergeant Francis Gilbert Harper (R.A.A.F.)my dad I never really knew but am very proud of him. Too many brave young men sacrificed with too...
- Herman Wessels on Wing Commander Leslie Sydney Ford, DFC and BarSaw his grave today, on Vlieland. He is buried with a number of fellow Allied airman, several of them Canadians,...
- Bernard Hemsley on The Queen’s Park HeinkelMost interesting , and I thank you for so much detail , being 85 today I remember ww2 very well...
- Kevin on Kenley’s Blast PensVery insightful. Many thanks for taking the time to document so thoroughly.
- Linda Duffield on The Air Transport AuxiliaryMany thanks to John Webster for this answer to Eric's question below: "I have just come across your website references...
- Hilary Blackburn nee Brown on Sergeant Ivor Morrison BrownI am a niece of Morrison, as he was known to the family, and of Stewart. Morrison’s family nickname was...
- Sue Perry on Derek Jenkins’ Memories of Kenley’s Married QuartersI found this Very interesting information as on my birth certificate it states that my parents resided at no7 married...
- Simon Coffey on Corporal Patrick Honey’s Memories of Kenley in the early 1960’sI lived in the same house - 13 Anson Close from 1971-74. My dad was Sgt Michael Coffey.
- Deborah page ( née Hanna) nelson. New Zealand on Flight Sergeant John Stewart HarriesThank for all that information.
- John Gray 3/05/2022 on Pilot Officer John Edward ShrimptonJohn Edward Shrimpton was the older brother to my Grandmother Mavis Angela Sybil Shrimpton
- iain fraser on Corporal Patrick Honey’s Memories of Kenley in the early 1960’sI lived in Anson Close in 1966. I was only 9 but remember it well. Great to see these pictures....
- Julie Starmer on The Crash of Avro Anson NK607, Dean Lane, MersthamHello there! I recently took over management of the Find a Grave memorials of Flight Lieutenant Paul Henry Weston Priestley...
- Alan on Kenley’s Blast PensVery informative, with excellent photos and detail. Thank you
- Martin Corrick on Ann Welch – Aviatrix ExtraordinaireAnn Welch was indeed a person of many talents and considerable drive, but she was also charming and thoughtful -...
- Zoe Costelloe on A typical working day at RAF Kenley during the Battle of Britain – a ground crewman’s viewI've just discovered that my late Dad was an armourer during the war with 603 squadron, so this wonderful account...
- John Bushnell on Wallace Royle Juden Lidbetter – Gunner to Home GuardGrandad was my Mothers Father. Jan Murphy is my Sister When Grandad returned to the railway he used to be...
- Peter Sheerin on Flying Officer William Wallace AndersonInteresting reading. My father Arthur Sheerin joined 258 Squadron at Kenley as a Flight sergeant. From there he travelled with...
- Howard on The Bombing of Chaldon Rd, 4th November, 1940.My father Douglas Storey told me he was one of the children running from the gunfire. He remembers the plane...
- 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...
