Each Trail is listed in order, select the name to go to that trail. For a particular airfield or memorial go to the airfield list or memorial list.
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Each Trail is listed in order, select the name to go to that trail. For a particular airfield or memorial go to the airfield list or memorial list.
The best in WWII aviation history
Let's build and build again
USAAF Station 582
A dialogue focused on the fascinating past of England through the exploration of local military history.
A USAAF B-24 Liberator and its story.
Where shall we go today?
A Historic England Blog
Woodhall Spa's favourite webzine
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Honouring the legacy of 800NAS
Hope you enjoy our adventures
In researching a short period of the Bomber Command campaign in 1941 and 1942 I thought I would share my research on the web. My interest stems from having had a lifelong interest in aviation and having served 21 years in the Royal Air Force. The snapshot in history I have taken, is a sample of the activity that took place at a 5 Group airfield in Rutland. The airfield is RAF North Luffenham and it’s satellite airfield Woolfox Lodge. The period is 1941 to 1942 when a number of squadrons operated from the grass airfield. 61 Squadron operated Hampdens and converted to Manchesters. 144 Squadron RAF and 408 RCAF Squadron operated Hampdens. Hampdens were operated at RAF Cottesmore at an operational training unit – that might be another project!
Pathfinder Aircrew, their Friends, their Families, and the World they Knew
From Thetford to Scampton
Paying homage to George Boudreau
Scale Modelling
