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1931 - Outbreak of World War II
1931 - Outbreak of World War II
'Kenley Airport?'
On 16th February, 1936, RAF Kenley was an 'airport' for a few hours!
Air Marshal Sir John Darcy Baker-Carr, KBE, CB, AFC
Sir John Darcy Baker-Carr served at RAF Kenley with No.32 Fighter Squadron from Spring 1930 until April 1932.
London Attacked! 1934
R.A.F. Kenley looks woefully unprepared for War in this British Pathe newsreel filmed at Kenley, in 1934… The “attacking” aircraft are ...
Pilot Officer Hugh Henry-May Photographs
We are indebted to Michael Henry-May for these beautiful photos of Pilot Officer Hugh Henry-May and his family. Hugh lost ...
Remembrance 1939
2020 has been a very different kind of Remembrance, but our problems pale by comparison with the way people must have felt during the Remembrance of Armistice Day in November 1939.
Sgt. Loxton 'drops in' on Forster Memorial Park, Catford!
The 11th January, 1932, wasn't a great day for Sergeant Pilot Wilfred William Loxton, of No.32 Squadron, RAF Kenley...
The Early Hurricanes of No.3 Squadron and the Crash of Hugh Henry-May.
In March 1938, No.3 Squadron were proud to be the second R.A.F. Fighter squadron, after No.111, at Northolt, to get ...
The Formation of No.615 (County of Surrey) Squadron
Of the many squadrons which served at RAF Kenley, No.615 County of Surrey, "Churchill's own," is probably the one most closely associated with the airfield.
Timeline of RAF Kenley
1917-1930
1917-present
1931 - Outbreak of World War II
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