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  • Red Tile

    Red Tile

  • Reinforced Glass Fragments

    Reinforced Glass Fragments

  • Remembrance 1939

    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.
  • Reunited with the Help of the Resistance

    Reunited with the Help of the Resistance

    When Flight Lieutenant John Trull's engine failed over Lille on 20th February, 1944, he must have wondered if he would live to see another day, let alone marry his sweetheart...
  • Ribena Bottle

    Ribena Bottle

  • Richard Taylor's "Experimental" at Hamsey Green Aerodrome

    Richard Taylor's "Experimental" at Hamsey Green Aerodrome

    On 7th January 1937, would-be aircraft designer, Richard Taylor, lost his life at Hamsey Green aerodrome when the wing of ...
  • Routine Daily Orders

    Routine Daily Orders

  • Sapper Ernest Arthur Wheeldon - 703 General Construction Company, Royal Engineers

    Sapper Ernest Arthur Wheeldon - 703 General Construction Company, Royal Engineers

    We are indebted to Martyn J. Wheeldon, for sharing his memories of his Father, 1989603 Sapper Ernest Arthur Wheeldon.
  • Sappers' Sacrifice - Warlingham, 8th September, 1940

    Sappers' Sacrifice - Warlingham, 8th September, 1940

    At a time when everyone faced mortal danger, the vital task of dealing with unexploded bombs stands out as one of outstanding risk and danger. Sadly, the exploits of those brave men were sometimes left unrecorded, and this seems to be the case for a terrible tragedy that took place in Whyteleafe.
  • Section of Searchlight Lens

    Section of Searchlight Lens

  • Sergeant Bronislaw Malinowski of No.501 Squadron

    Sergeant Bronislaw Malinowski of No.501 Squadron

    On 8th December, 1940, Sgt. Bronislaw Malinowski, crashed in Hurricane Mk.I, (R4101, SD-I), at Wye, near Ashford, through illness - he had fainted, but was only slightly injured in the crash.
  • Sergeant Frederick Charles William Rogers

    Sergeant Frederick Charles William Rogers

    No.46 squadron lost Sgt. Fred Charles William Rogers, when he crashed his Gloster Gauntlet II, (K7795), into a hill at Pepperscombe Farm, Steyning, in Sussex.
  • Sergeant Stanley Fenemore artefacts

    Sergeant Stanley Fenemore artefacts

  • Service Boot Metal Heel Strip

    Service Boot Metal Heel Strip

  • Sgt. Fenemore's Memorial

    Sgt. Fenemore's Memorial

  • Sheila Wilkie's Memories of Douglas Bader

    Sheila Wilkie's Memories of Douglas Bader

    Sheila used to fill in for Douglas Bader's secretary when he was away and got to know Bader quite well. TheĀ  staff used to refer to the management by their initials and Bader was known as "B."
  • Silver Propelling Pencil with an inscription relating to the NCOs of Kenley April 1942

    Silver Propelling Pencil with an inscription relating to the NCOs of Kenley April 1942

  • Sky Heroes Event poster

    Sky Heroes Event poster

    Many thanks to Simon Grant at Monogram Fine Artists for creating our wonderful event poster!  
  • Sky Heroes free shuttlebus - map of bus stop locations

    Sky Heroes free shuttlebus - map of bus stop locations

    Here is a map detailing the location of the bus stops that will be used for the free Shuttlebus service which will run in clockwise and anti-clockwise directions on a loop from Whyteleafe station to Salmons Lane (Victor Beamish) and to Caterham station.
  • Sky Heroes free shuttlebus - timetable

    Sky Heroes free shuttlebus - timetable

    Here are details of the timetable for our free shuttlebus service which will be running throughout the day to the event and local train stations.
  • Sonia Vera Carlile Straw GM - 1st September, 1940, Caterham

    Sonia Vera Carlile Straw GM - 1st September, 1940, Caterham

    On 1st September, 1940, Sonia Carlile-Straw, a 19-year-old secretary from Caterham, manned an ARP post alone and took care of shocked and wounded casualties for 13 hours un-aided.
  • Spent .22 Cartridge Case

    Spent .22 Cartridge Case

  • Spent .303 Cartridge Cases

    Spent .303 Cartridge Cases

  • Spent .303 Cartridge Cases

    Spent .303 Cartridge Cases

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