While relating the stories of fighter combat during WW2, we often talk of ‘miraculous escapes,’ but what happened to P/O ...
A very happy 101st birthday today (16th July, 2019) to Paul Caswell Powe Farnes, DFM, AE, the last of “The ...
On the 28th and 29th June, we were honoured to be invited to have a stand at the first Open ...
We were very impressed with the knowledge (and the artwork) shown by the pupils of Ridgeway Primary School, when we ...
There are some great views of the Officers’ Mess and the building that served as Kenley’s original Operations Room in ...
On 1st July, 1928, the RAF lost one of it’s brightest stars in a freak accident at Clifton, Bedfordshire. Flight Lieutenant Harold ...
Rose remembers her time working in the factories during WWII
Ken's childhood memories of Kenley Airfield during WWII
An oral history recording of Paul Farnes, the last remaining Battle of Britain pilot from RAF Kenley
How does a system, originally designed as a maritime rescue apparatus, end up on Fighter Command airfields in 1940?
By June 1944, Kenley had been left behind as our Forces moved forward on the offensive. The last of Kenley’s ...
