Branse Burbridge aged 92 at the Hunsdon airfield Memorial day 2005.
A terrific gentleman and an honour to meet him.

I will have to have a look at some of the quarterly newsbooks the EAG sent out to members.
I remember being on the Butlers Farm Ju188 dig but there were one or two smaller site investigations of this type at other locations.
We dug the infamous JU88 at Pitsea marshes though 😉

A Control Column., either from a Mosquito or a Lancaster.

A propellor blade..any blade from a World War Two aircraft, British, German or American.

A piece of B-26 Marauder from a 391st BG aircraft.This to mount and give to a friend in the USA who is a Historian with the 391st.

So many things from aircraft I would love to own and display at home, far too numerous to list 🙂

Thanks for clearing that up lads, I had a senior moment there 😉

3(F) Sqn will hand over the Squadron Colours to 3(F) Sqn Typhoon and be re-commissioned as 800 Naval Air Squadron.Brian

Sorry if I am missing something Brian, could you clarify?.
The way I am reading it 3(F) squadron becomes a Naval air Squadron :confused:

Two accounts I can relate to you, one is the Bombing of Royston Hert’s where the Dorniers gunners strafed the streets after the attack. The other was an attack on the gasworks in St Ives cornwall, after said gasworks were targeted, the enemy aircraft strafed the beach at Porthmear. The wifes father (Born and raised in St Ives) was on the beach at the time as a young lad. Relating this tale to my neighbour he said he remembered that incident as he was on the same beach as an evacuee from London!.

Matching Green airfield, the control Tower is used by Raytheon for Radar testing work.
Pics are on my website.