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Há 5 dias · The person who instigated this sport was the Duke of Edinburgh, who briefly revived flying at Smith's Lawn long after the airfield closed when he flew here during the early 1950s, thus becoming the last person to officially fly from this place. N.B. - Smith's Lawn is situated across the two counties of Windsor and Maidenhead and Surrey but ...
Há 5 dias · Dedicated aircrew training for all three UK armed services sits with the UK Military Flying Training System (UKMFTS). RAF Barkston Heath - Lincolnshire, England, home to the Defence Elementary Flying Training School, which includes the Feet Air Arm’s 703 Naval Air Squadron as part of the UKMFTS, and which operates the Grob Prefect T1 in the ...
Há 3 dias · P/O J A Milne. John Archibald Milne was born on 18th January 1915 in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. He went to Victoria Elementary School there and then the Yorkton Collegiate Institute. He obtained his private pilots license in 1935 and served in the RCAF as an aero engine fitter. He went to England in June 1939 and joined the RAF in August on ...
Há 5 dias · Honington Aerodrome / Honnington (misspelling) / RAF Honington / USAAF Station 375. County: Suffolk. Current Status: RAF ground duties. Date: May 1937 - March 1994 (closed to flying) Current Use: Closed to flying.
Há 20 horas · Calshot. Calshot remains one of Britain’s most important military airfields, a distinguished base for flying boats and associated marine craft supporting aircraft and the Royal Air Force in general. The station opened on 29 March 1913 to deal initially with experimental aviation duties such as early torpedo testing.
Há 3 dias · No 2807 Sqn RAF Regiment; No 4194 Anti-Aircraft Flight RAF Regiment; Bomber Command Radar School. Bomber Command Strategic Missile School. Bombing Development Unit. Central Bomber Establishment. Fenland GC. Gee-H Training Flight. Midland Area Flying Instructors School. New Zealand Flight. Northern Area Flying Instructors School. Radio Training Sqn
Há 4 dias · Lossiemouth II. Separate to the previous nearby civil airfield of the same name, Lossiemouth has become one of Scotland’s most important military airfields. Opening in April 1939 with three grass runways and a technical area that later included three T2 hangars, the site was first used by No 21 Group of Training Command for No 15 Flying ...
