Possibly tuning base frequency for a short time every 15 minutes to listen for a recall message in the event of unexpected weather deterioration etc?

I would think that the Lancaster corkscrew manouevre to evade a night fighter proves its structural strength.

Some of the British research into nuclear weapons – the Tube Alloys project – was carried out here in North Wales as early as 1941. This is the building where it took place, one of the scientists being the notorious traitor, Klaus Fuchs. The location is within the once ultra secret Valley Works at Rhydymwyn.

1989 so long out of print. I’ve just looked on abebooks.com and they have lots on offer quite cheap. Perhaps it wasn’t as spiffing as I thought:o

Snaith was SX, according to that spiffing book wot I wrote, Britain’s Military Airfields 1939-45.:)

No, it’s likely to be 1944 after Rootes had finished building Beaufighters at Blythe Bridge. This info is from Phil Butler, the Lend Lease specialist.

Yes, it was 102. Then (A-B N serials book) 2 Beam Approach Training Flt and then 29 OTU. Became 3057M.

Interesting stuff. And then there is the Welsh submarine version …