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- Len Algar on Alistair’s MemoriesCan't remember Chipmunks but the London University Air Squadron used Harvards at some time in the 1950s. I saw one...
- Gord Hill on Sergeant Walter Alfred HayesDouglas Hill. My uncle flew with Walter that day. I see his name in the log book.
- Linda Duffield on Kenley’s Few – Stanley Allen FenemoreThanks Bob, for your kind words. Stanley's letters are so full of hope for the future. It's heartbreaking that he...
- Bob Fairall on Kenley’s Few – Stanley Allen FenemoreThis page about Stanley Fenemore is absolutely superb and a credit to this young man, who was born 100 years...
- Linda Duffield on The Canadians at KenleyIt's a great book, isn't it?
- Linda Duffield on The Diary of Sergeant Wladyslaw MordasiewiczThanks Krzysztof. Much appreciated.
- Richard Horn on The Canadians at KenleyI'm reading Johnson's memoir Wing Leader.Thanks for the photo of his Spitfire
- Krzysztof Mordasiewicz on The Diary of Sergeant Wladyslaw MordasiewiczNow is another link to my website: https://mordasiewicz.pl/english-version
- Mark Sutton on Allan Melmore’s photos of RAF Kenley in the 1970’s.Thank you Allan, and well done everyone. I was in the ATC in the mid 70s (196 sqd Bloxwich) and...
- Linda Duffield on Does anyone remember Kenley?That's lovely James, thanks for sharing. Please feel free to send us a photo, if you would like to.
- James Fryer on Does anyone remember Kenley?I have a stone garden bench made from a window sill and two window pediments, taken from the rubble of...
- Robin Chandler on Cadet Denis John BygraveI recall this sad accident. As an RAF Section CCF Cadet (Whitgift Middle School Croydon) I was at RAF Hawkinge...
- Linda Duffield on Flight Lieutenant Patrick Terrance O’LearyHi Liam, It's wonderful to hear from you. We will be emailing you tomorrow.
- Linda Duffield on A Tragedy in MaidstoneHi John, Thanks for your comment. I wish there was a plaque dedicated to the memory of Allgood and the...
- Liam Caswell on Flight Lieutenant Patrick Terrance O’LearyHello, I am one of Terry’s great-nephews (through his sister, my paternal grandmother). Like many relatives lost in a conflict,...
- John Martin on A Tragedy in MaidstoneThis was my house!! The shop and stockroom was 61/63 albion place. My dad always said that there was a...
- 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.
