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Há 14 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 · The first few years of peacetime did not favour Mona but the once abandoned site became Valley ’s Relief Landing Ground from 26 July 1951. Mona was used in this respect by No 202 Advanced Flying School, and the airfield’s most acknowledged role is one maintained ever since for subsequently Nos 7 and then 4 Flying Training Schools.
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Há 4 dias · After the end of the Second World War, St. Athan remained an important engineering training centre for the RAF, a role that it continues as of today (2015). The airfield was the site of the Head Office of the Defence Aviation Repair Agency (DARA) and later the Defence Support Group which was responsible for the maintenance and repair of RAF, Royal Navy and Army aircraft.
Há 4 dias · The Airmen's Stories - Sgt. M Wedzik Marian Wedzik was born in Guc, Lodz, Poland on 3rd November 1913. He went to the NCOs Training School at Bydgoszcz and qualified in 1934 as an aircraft mechanic, receiving elementary flying training.
Há 5 dias · Anycorrections/additions can be directed to gary@garygough.co.uk for inclusion in revised futureversions of this guide. Introduction. “The Mach Loop” is a series of valleys in Wales, U.K. that serves as a military low-flying training area.The official designation is LFA7, Low Flying Area 7.
Há 3 dias · The airfield very much lives on in another aviation-related way thanks to the famous Lindholme Gear still carried aboard RAF aircraft and developed here during World War Two. This air-sea rescue device consists of five containers joined together by rope, the main one containing an inflatable dinghy and the others vital survival equipment. The ...
