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  • Hurricane Mk.I, V6878, KW-T, at RAF Valley with 615 Squadron

    Hurricane Mk.I, V6878, KW-T, at RAF Valley with 615 Squadron

  • The 35 Club, Old Coulsdon

    The 35 Club, Old Coulsdon

    In September 2022, I had the privilege of being invited to give a talk about RAF Kenley to 'The 35 Club' in Old Coulsdon and was delighted to discover that this wonderful social club has a long and distinguished history...
  • 403 and 421 Squadron, RCAF

    403 and 421 Squadron, RCAF

  • 403 (Wolf) Squadron, RCAF

    403 (Wolf) Squadron, RCAF

  • Japanese Pioneers Depart from Croydon Aerodrome - 1925

    Japanese Pioneers Depart from Croydon Aerodrome - 1925

    On 19th October, 1925, two Breguet 19 bi-planes took off from Croydon aerodrome flown by four intrepid Japanese airmen on an epic journey from Japan to Europe.
  • Flying Logbook of David Pearse Baker, No.8 F.T.S. - Instructor to Brendan "Paddy" Finucane

    Flying Logbook of David Pearse Baker, No.8 F.T.S. - Instructor to Brendan "Paddy" Finucane

  • Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022

    Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022

    Our deepest condolences go out to the Royal Family on the sad passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
  • Peril for the Public on Hayes Lane

    Peril for the Public on Hayes Lane

    From it's earliest days as an Air Acceptance Park, there had been anxiety about public access to Hayes Lane, which at the time ran in a straight line from the end of Buxton Lane through to the junction with Old Lodge Lane.
  • The Royal Tournament, 1919

    The Royal Tournament, 1919

    Why was this strange photo of a tipped-up bi-plane considered important enough to be printed in the Daily Mail, one of the most successful papers of the day?
  • Pilot Officer William Daniel Disbrey - A Horseshoe for Luck!

    Pilot Officer William Daniel Disbrey - A Horseshoe for Luck!

    Pilot Officer William Daniel Disbrey wrote off two of No.3 Squadron's Bristol Bulldog fighters within a week during 1934, and escaped relatively unscathed..but would his luck hold out?
  • Corporal John Albert Blackwell, Royal Air Force Police

    Corporal John Albert Blackwell, Royal Air Force Police

  • 485 (New Zealand) Squadron - Re-arming a Spitfire, 1942

    485 (New Zealand) Squadron - Re-arming a Spitfire, 1942

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