Just a quickie, after searching weston zoyland i came accross this, i dont know who posted it or what but i hope its of someinterst and explains things in a better way
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoyAl9NDJ7o
The main job this summer is to clean up the airfield, i shall hopefully be going to to wz in the next week or two to see the state of it my self and take a few pics.
Then i shall try and help out as much as i can with the cleaning side, then i shall post pics in a before and after stage.
I have ordered doccuments from kew and recieved a diary of 268 sqn from there historian which is most helpful and he will be working with me to gather 268 sqn info.
Also a pic came from the doccument and i thought it would be interesting to post.
Curtiss Tomahawk Mk.I ? AH784 NM-P of 268 Sqdn RAF, Weston Zoyland/Oatlands, November 24 to December8, 1941
Aircraft is finished in dark and dark green over sky grey paint scheme and carries the Squadron identification code NM-P in sky, with the spinner and rear fuselage band in sky. At a later date this aircraft is recorded as being observed painted in the later RAF Day Fighter Scheme of ocean grey and dark green over medium sea grey camouflage and revised national markings using type C and Type C1 roundels and fin flashes. (Photograph courtesy of the Royal Air Force Museum, Hendon. Negative Number RAFMH P3183NC)
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