Kenley Black & White Stock Photos
Kenley - Surrey 24th August 1940 Bomb Attack on Kenley RAF Station Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-kenley-surrey-24th-august-1940-bomb-attack-on-kenley-raf-station-30089704.htmlRMBMXKM8–Kenley - Surrey 24th August 1940 Bomb Attack on Kenley RAF Station
452 SQUADRON at dispersal at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941 were mostly flying Spitfire Vbs. Petrol bowsers in background Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-452-squadron-at-dispersal-at-raf-kenley-20-september-1941-were-mostly-37865929.htmlRMC5GXAH–452 SQUADRON at dispersal at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941 were mostly flying Spitfire Vbs. Petrol bowsers in background
Workers in the British Paper and Board Industry Research Association, in Kenley, Surrey, making continuous checks and recording the behaviour of the thousands of paper samples hanging in the room. The humidity of the room can be set to various levels so that the assistants can plot graphs of the paper behaviour. These are supplied to the mills to aid makers in carrying out routine tests. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-workers-in-the-british-paper-and-board-industry-research-association-111163153.htmlRMGCRWMH–Workers in the British Paper and Board Industry Research Association, in Kenley, Surrey, making continuous checks and recording the behaviour of the thousands of paper samples hanging in the room. The humidity of the room can be set to various levels so that the assistants can plot graphs of the paper behaviour. These are supplied to the mills to aid makers in carrying out routine tests.
Winston Churchill at Kenley Aerodrome 1939 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/winston-churchill-at-kenley-aerodrome-1939-image483014560.htmlRF2K1R600–Winston Churchill at Kenley Aerodrome 1939
Crown Prince of Japan watches British Airmen at Work Crown Prince of Japan visited Kenley Aerodrome on Whit Monday and witnessed a flying display , as well as being honoured to inspect the Guard of Honour 16 May 1921 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/crown-prince-of-japan-watches-british-airmen-at-work-crown-prince-of-japan-visited-kenley-aerodrome-on-whit-monday-and-witnessed-a-flying-display-as-well-as-being-honoured-to-inspect-the-guard-of-honour-16-may-1921-image359814367.htmlRM2BWAXW3–Crown Prince of Japan watches British Airmen at Work Crown Prince of Japan visited Kenley Aerodrome on Whit Monday and witnessed a flying display , as well as being honoured to inspect the Guard of Honour 16 May 1921
RAF crash in the back garden of a house in Barclay, Edmonton. The pilot was uninjured. He was flying from Kenley to Digby in Lincolnshire. ;December 1937 ;P004345 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-raf-crash-in-the-back-garden-of-a-house-in-barclay-edmonton-the-pilot-20439105.htmlRMB57281–RAF crash in the back garden of a house in Barclay, Edmonton. The pilot was uninjured. He was flying from Kenley to Digby in Lincolnshire. ;December 1937 ;P004345
Canadian lumbermen on Kenley Common. 6 June 1917 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/canadian-lumbermen-on-kenley-common-6-june-1917-image359632313.htmlRM2BW2JK5–Canadian lumbermen on Kenley Common. 6 June 1917
Peter Cushing December 1968 Actor born Kenley Surrey 26 May 1913 OBE 1989 married 1943 Helen Beck died 1971 died Canterbury 11 August 1994 memorable as Sherlock Homes in both The Hound of the Baskervilles 1959 This picture is a portrait of him smoking a pipe Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-peter-cushing-december-1968-actor-born-kenley-surrey-26-may-1913-obe-20085286.htmlRMB4JXYJ–Peter Cushing December 1968 Actor born Kenley Surrey 26 May 1913 OBE 1989 married 1943 Helen Beck died 1971 died Canterbury 11 August 1994 memorable as Sherlock Homes in both The Hound of the Baskervilles 1959 This picture is a portrait of him smoking a pipe
Canadian lumbermen on Kenley Common. 6 June 1917 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/canadian-lumbermen-on-kenley-common-6-june-1917-image623730353.htmlRM2Y6NAC1–Canadian lumbermen on Kenley Common. 6 June 1917
This Farman F-60 Goliath France, a former French WW1 bomber, with its box-like fuselage, was eminently suitable for conversion into a 12 or 14 seat passenger airliner. Large picture windows were added making it one of the most successful early commercial aircraft. In late January 1919 Henri Farman took journalists on a flight to demonstrate the possibilities of sophisticated air travel. It was a Farman, which flew the first regular international passenger service between Paris and Brussels on 22nd March 1919, although they had flown a Paris - London (Kenley) service on 8 February. This was not Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/this-farman-f-60-goliath-france-a-former-french-ww1-bomber-with-its-box-like-fuselage-was-eminently-suitable-for-conversion-into-a-12-or-14-seat-passenger-airliner-large-picture-windows-were-added-making-it-one-of-the-most-successful-early-commercial-aircraft-in-late-january-1919-henri-farman-took-journalists-on-a-flight-to-demonstrate-the-possibilities-of-sophisticated-air-travel-it-was-a-farman-which-flew-the-first-regular-international-passenger-service-between-paris-and-brussels-on-22nd-march-1919-although-they-had-flown-a-paris-london-kenley-service-on-8-february-this-was-not-image458325234.htmlRM2HHJEEA–This Farman F-60 Goliath France, a former French WW1 bomber, with its box-like fuselage, was eminently suitable for conversion into a 12 or 14 seat passenger airliner. Large picture windows were added making it one of the most successful early commercial aircraft. In late January 1919 Henri Farman took journalists on a flight to demonstrate the possibilities of sophisticated air travel. It was a Farman, which flew the first regular international passenger service between Paris and Brussels on 22nd March 1919, although they had flown a Paris - London (Kenley) service on 8 February. This was not
Kenley Surrey Boxkite, Sopwith Camel, B E 2 and Scout Planes seen together 24th May 1962 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/kenley-surrey-boxkite-sopwith-camel-b-e-2-and-scout-planes-seen-together-24th-may-1962-image623405850.htmlRM2Y66GEJ–Kenley Surrey Boxkite, Sopwith Camel, B E 2 and Scout Planes seen together 24th May 1962
Mr. Winston Churchill As Air Commodore -- Mr. Winston Churchill getting out of the plane on arrival at Kenley today. Mr. Winston Churchill has been appointed honorary Air Commodore of No. 615 (County of Surrey) Squadron, Auxiliary Air Force, and in the capacity he flew to the Royal Air Force Station At Kenley today for a tour of inspection. April 16, 1939. (Photo by Keystone). Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/mr-winston-churchill-as-air-commodore-mr-winston-churchill-getting-out-of-the-plane-on-arrival-at-kenley-today-mr-winston-churchill-has-been-appointed-honorary-air-commodore-of-no-615-county-of-surrey-squadron-auxiliary-air-force-and-in-the-capacity-he-flew-to-the-royal-air-force-station-at-kenley-today-for-a-tour-of-inspection-april-16-1939-photo-by-keystone-image463561141.htmlRM2HX50Y1–Mr. Winston Churchill As Air Commodore -- Mr. Winston Churchill getting out of the plane on arrival at Kenley today. Mr. Winston Churchill has been appointed honorary Air Commodore of No. 615 (County of Surrey) Squadron, Auxiliary Air Force, and in the capacity he flew to the Royal Air Force Station At Kenley today for a tour of inspection. April 16, 1939. (Photo by Keystone).
ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/one-set-to-capt-gv-myer-gso-iii-london-district-leconfield-house-camouflage-near-kenley-british-army-image603102538.htmlRM2X15KCA–ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army
Mr. Churchill Airman -- Mr. Churchill getting into his flying kit. Mr. Winston Churchill, who was recently appointed Hon. Air Commodore, inspector No. 615 Auxiliary Air Force Squadron a Kenley, Surrey, and went for a flight. May 08, 1939. (Photo by London News Press Agency Ltd.). Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/mr-churchill-airman-mr-churchill-getting-into-his-flying-kit-mr-winston-churchill-who-was-recently-appointed-hon-air-commodore-inspector-no-615-auxiliary-air-force-squadron-a-kenley-surrey-and-went-for-a-flight-may-08-1939-photo-by-london-news-press-agency-ltd-image463561138.htmlRM2HX50XX–Mr. Churchill Airman -- Mr. Churchill getting into his flying kit. Mr. Winston Churchill, who was recently appointed Hon. Air Commodore, inspector No. 615 Auxiliary Air Force Squadron a Kenley, Surrey, and went for a flight. May 08, 1939. (Photo by London News Press Agency Ltd.).
Entrance to the Provost Marshal's building, Holliday Street, Baltimore, Maryland, guarded by cannon to prevent the intrusion of the mob - Colonel Kenley acting as Provost Marshal in place of Marshal Kane, confined in Fort McHenry, on a charge of treason, by order of Major General Nathaniel Prentice Banks, July 1861. Arrest of George Proctor Kane. 19th century American Civil War illustration from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/entrance-to-the-provost-marshals-building-holliday-street-baltimore-maryland-guarded-by-cannon-to-prevent-the-intrusion-of-the-mob-colonel-kenley-acting-as-provost-marshal-in-place-of-marshal-kane-confined-in-fort-mchenry-on-a-charge-of-treason-by-order-of-major-general-nathaniel-prentice-banks-july-1861-arrest-of-george-proctor-kane-19th-century-american-civil-war-illustration-from-frank-leslies-illustrated-newspaper-image482248477.htmlRF2K0G8RW–Entrance to the Provost Marshal's building, Holliday Street, Baltimore, Maryland, guarded by cannon to prevent the intrusion of the mob - Colonel Kenley acting as Provost Marshal in place of Marshal Kane, confined in Fort McHenry, on a charge of treason, by order of Major General Nathaniel Prentice Banks, July 1861. Arrest of George Proctor Kane. 19th century American Civil War illustration from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper
Winston Churchill, Hon. Commodore, flies to Inspect Auxiliary Air Force -- Mr. Winston Churchill having his flying helmet adjusted by his pilot. Mr. Winston Churchill, the politician, flew to Kenley Royal Air Force Station, Surrey, to carry out an inspection of the Auxiliary Honorary Commodore. There have lately been suggestions that Mr. Churchill should be brought back into the Ministry. During the early stages of the Great War he was First Lord of the Admiralty. In 1917 he was Minister of Munitions and from 1918-21 held the important posts of Minister for War and Air. April 17, 1939. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/winston-churchill-hon-commodore-flies-to-inspect-auxiliary-air-force-mr-winston-churchill-having-his-flying-helmet-adjusted-by-his-pilot-mr-winston-churchill-the-politician-flew-to-kenley-royal-air-force-station-surrey-to-carry-out-an-inspection-of-the-auxiliary-honorary-commodore-there-have-lately-been-suggestions-that-mr-churchill-should-be-brought-back-into-the-ministry-during-the-early-stages-of-the-great-war-he-was-first-lord-of-the-admiralty-in-1917-he-was-minister-of-munitions-and-from-1918-21-held-the-important-posts-of-minister-for-war-and-air-april-17-1939-image463561244.htmlRM2HX512M–Winston Churchill, Hon. Commodore, flies to Inspect Auxiliary Air Force -- Mr. Winston Churchill having his flying helmet adjusted by his pilot. Mr. Winston Churchill, the politician, flew to Kenley Royal Air Force Station, Surrey, to carry out an inspection of the Auxiliary Honorary Commodore. There have lately been suggestions that Mr. Churchill should be brought back into the Ministry. During the early stages of the Great War he was First Lord of the Admiralty. In 1917 he was Minister of Munitions and from 1918-21 held the important posts of Minister for War and Air. April 17, 1939.
Stormy Weather, Black clouds, Dramatic. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stormy-weather-black-clouds-dramatic-image311859394.htmlRFS3ABRE–Stormy Weather, Black clouds, Dramatic.
Kenley - Surrey 24th August 1940 Bomb Attack on Kenley RAF Station Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-kenley-surrey-24th-august-1940-bomb-attack-on-kenley-raf-station-30085000.htmlRMBMXDM8–Kenley - Surrey 24th August 1940 Bomb Attack on Kenley RAF Station
452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley, 20 Sept 1941 with F/Lt Paddy Finucane at right and P/O Keith Truscott third from right Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-452-squadron-raaf-at-raf-kenley-20-sept-1941-with-flt-paddy-finucane-19526053.htmlRMB3NDK1–452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley, 20 Sept 1941 with F/Lt Paddy Finucane at right and P/O Keith Truscott third from right
Winston Churchill as Honorary Air Commodore flying as co-pilot at Kenley aerodrome. 16th April 1939 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/winston-churchill-as-honorary-air-commodore-flying-as-co-pilot-at-kenley-aerodrome-16th-april-1939-image239182483.htmlRFRW3KKF–Winston Churchill as Honorary Air Commodore flying as co-pilot at Kenley aerodrome. 16th April 1939
BRENDAN 'PADDY' FINUCANE (1920-1942) Irish-born fighter pilot ace while flying with RAF 452 Squadron in his Spitfire Vb coded UD-W at RAF Kenley on 20 September 1941. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-brendan-paddy-finucane-1920-1942-irish-born-fighter-pilot-ace-while-129370768.htmlRMHED9MG–BRENDAN 'PADDY' FINUCANE (1920-1942) Irish-born fighter pilot ace while flying with RAF 452 Squadron in his Spitfire Vb coded UD-W at RAF Kenley on 20 September 1941.
452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-452-squadron-raaf-at-raf-kenley-20-september-1941-37865877.htmlRMC5GX8N–452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941
Swinging the propeller of a Sopwith Camel Plane is Irene Griffiths wearing the old style uniform of the Royal Flying Corps Kenley Surrey 24th May 1962 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/swinging-the-propeller-of-a-sopwith-camel-plane-is-irene-griffiths-wearing-the-old-style-uniform-of-the-royal-flying-corps-kenley-surrey-24th-may-1962-image623405845.htmlRM2Y66GED–Swinging the propeller of a Sopwith Camel Plane is Irene Griffiths wearing the old style uniform of the Royal Flying Corps Kenley Surrey 24th May 1962
RAF planes crashes in London Park . A pilot flying a Royal Air Force plane from Kenley Aerodrome , crashed among a clump of trees at Forster Park , Catford , London . The wrecked plane after the crash at Forster Park , Catford . 11 June 1932 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/raf-planes-crashes-in-london-park-a-pilot-flying-a-royal-air-force-plane-from-kenley-aerodrome-crashed-among-a-clump-of-trees-at-forster-park-catford-london-the-wrecked-plane-after-the-crash-at-forster-park-catford-11-june-1932-image359640116.htmlRM2BW30HT–RAF planes crashes in London Park . A pilot flying a Royal Air Force plane from Kenley Aerodrome , crashed among a clump of trees at Forster Park , Catford , London . The wrecked plane after the crash at Forster Park , Catford . 11 June 1932
ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/one-set-to-capt-gv-myer-gso-iii-london-district-leconfield-house-camouflage-near-kenley-british-army-image603113784.htmlRM2X165P0–ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army
IRISH BEAUTIES A charming picture at kenley , Surrey , as Miss GINA EGAN takes ' OINSEACH OF BUROUGHBURY' , Mrs G Browne-Clement 's Irish Wolfhound and three of her puppies for a run at Corfe Chase Kennels . The puppies are dollar earners and one buyer flew from New York to purchase one for a hundred pounds . November 20 1948 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/irish-beauties-a-charming-picture-at-kenley-surrey-as-miss-gina-egan-takes-oinseach-of-buroughbury-mrs-g-browne-clement-s-irish-wolfhound-and-three-of-her-puppies-for-a-run-at-corfe-chase-kennels-the-puppies-are-dollar-earners-and-one-buyer-flew-from-new-york-to-purchase-one-for-a-hundred-pounds-november-20-1948-image623915602.htmlRM2Y71PM2–IRISH BEAUTIES A charming picture at kenley , Surrey , as Miss GINA EGAN takes ' OINSEACH OF BUROUGHBURY' , Mrs G Browne-Clement 's Irish Wolfhound and three of her puppies for a run at Corfe Chase Kennels . The puppies are dollar earners and one buyer flew from New York to purchase one for a hundred pounds . November 20 1948
A Bristol Bulldog Mk II A of No. 17 Squadron Royal Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Kenley , Surrey , registration K2216 following its accident ( left ) in which on landing while braking the plane overturned . The pilot was left the crash alive however the airplane damage was beyond repair . The crash happened during rehearsals for Empire Air Day which is to be held this month . On this day RAF aerodromes will be thrown open for public inspection . Photo shows ground personel inspecting the crashed plane . 7 May 1936 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-bristol-bulldog-mk-ii-a-of-no-17-squadron-royal-air-force-at-royal-air-force-station-kenley-surrey-registration-k2216-following-its-accident-left-in-which-on-landing-while-braking-the-plane-overturned-the-pilot-was-left-the-crash-alive-however-the-airplane-damage-was-beyond-repair-the-crash-happened-during-rehearsals-for-empire-air-day-which-is-to-be-held-this-month-on-this-day-raf-aerodromes-will-be-thrown-open-for-public-inspection-photo-shows-ground-personel-inspecting-the-crashed-plane-7-may-1936-image359656167.htmlRM2BW3N33–A Bristol Bulldog Mk II A of No. 17 Squadron Royal Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Kenley , Surrey , registration K2216 following its accident ( left ) in which on landing while braking the plane overturned . The pilot was left the crash alive however the airplane damage was beyond repair . The crash happened during rehearsals for Empire Air Day which is to be held this month . On this day RAF aerodromes will be thrown open for public inspection . Photo shows ground personel inspecting the crashed plane . 7 May 1936
Winston Churchill as Honorary Air Commodore taking a flight as co=pilot at Kenley aerodrome.16th April 1939 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/winston-churchill-as-honorary-air-commodore-taking-a-flight-as-co=pilot-at-kenley-aerodrome16th-april-1939-image483014553.htmlRF2K1R5YN–Winston Churchill as Honorary Air Commodore taking a flight as co=pilot at Kenley aerodrome.16th April 1939
452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941 with Keith 'Bluey' Truscott at left looking at an Australian magazine Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-452-squadron-raaf-at-raf-kenley-20-september-1941-with-keith-bluey-37866019.htmlRMC5GXDR–452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941 with Keith 'Bluey' Truscott at left looking at an Australian magazine
ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/one-set-to-capt-gv-myer-gso-iii-london-district-leconfield-house-camouflage-near-kenley-british-army-image603121740.htmlRM2X16FX4–ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army
A Bristol Bulldog Mk II A of No. 17 Squadron Royal Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Kenley , Surrey , registration K2216 following its accident ( left ) in which on landing while braking the plane overturned . The pilot was left the crash alive however the airplane damage was beyond repair . The crash happened during rehearsals for Empire Air Day which is to be held this month . On this day RAF aerodromes will be thrown open for public inspection . Photo shows ground personel inspecting the crashed plane . A pilot at the nose insepcts the damage ( unknow if this was the pilot of the crash Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-bristol-bulldog-mk-ii-a-of-no-17-squadron-royal-air-force-at-royal-air-force-station-kenley-surrey-registration-k2216-following-its-accident-left-in-which-on-landing-while-braking-the-plane-overturned-the-pilot-was-left-the-crash-alive-however-the-airplane-damage-was-beyond-repair-the-crash-happened-during-rehearsals-for-empire-air-day-which-is-to-be-held-this-month-on-this-day-raf-aerodromes-will-be-thrown-open-for-public-inspection-photo-shows-ground-personel-inspecting-the-crashed-plane-a-pilot-at-the-nose-insepcts-the-damage-unknow-if-this-was-the-pilot-of-the-crash-image359655847.htmlRM2BW3MKK–A Bristol Bulldog Mk II A of No. 17 Squadron Royal Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Kenley , Surrey , registration K2216 following its accident ( left ) in which on landing while braking the plane overturned . The pilot was left the crash alive however the airplane damage was beyond repair . The crash happened during rehearsals for Empire Air Day which is to be held this month . On this day RAF aerodromes will be thrown open for public inspection . Photo shows ground personel inspecting the crashed plane . A pilot at the nose insepcts the damage ( unknow if this was the pilot of the crash
452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941. Flt Keith Chisholm describes his combat - see Description below Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-452-squadron-raaf-at-raf-kenley-20-september-1941-flt-keith-chisholm-37865837.htmlRMC5GX79–452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941. Flt Keith Chisholm describes his combat - see Description below
ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/one-set-to-capt-gv-myer-gso-iii-london-district-leconfield-house-camouflage-near-kenley-british-army-image603119729.htmlRM2X16DA9–ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army
A Bristol Bulldog Mk II A of No. 17 Squadron Royal Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Kenley , Surrey , registration K2216 following its accident ( left ) in which on landing while braking the plane overturned . The pilot was left the crash alive however the airplane damage was beyond repair . The crash happened during rehearsals for Empire Air Day which is to be held this month . On this day RAF aerodromes will be thrown open for public inspection . Photo shows s the Bristol Bulldog being righted by ground personal post accident . 7 May 1936 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-bristol-bulldog-mk-ii-a-of-no-17-squadron-royal-air-force-at-royal-air-force-station-kenley-surrey-registration-k2216-following-its-accident-left-in-which-on-landing-while-braking-the-plane-overturned-the-pilot-was-left-the-crash-alive-however-the-airplane-damage-was-beyond-repair-the-crash-happened-during-rehearsals-for-empire-air-day-which-is-to-be-held-this-month-on-this-day-raf-aerodromes-will-be-thrown-open-for-public-inspection-photo-shows-s-the-bristol-bulldog-being-righted-by-ground-personal-post-accident-7-may-1936-image359658195.htmlRM2BW3RKF–A Bristol Bulldog Mk II A of No. 17 Squadron Royal Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Kenley , Surrey , registration K2216 following its accident ( left ) in which on landing while braking the plane overturned . The pilot was left the crash alive however the airplane damage was beyond repair . The crash happened during rehearsals for Empire Air Day which is to be held this month . On this day RAF aerodromes will be thrown open for public inspection . Photo shows s the Bristol Bulldog being righted by ground personal post accident . 7 May 1936
452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941. Squadron Leader Robert Bungey before takeoff - see Description below Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-452-squadron-raaf-at-raf-kenley-20-september-1941-squadron-leader-37865972.htmlRMC5GXC4–452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941. Squadron Leader Robert Bungey before takeoff - see Description below
ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/one-set-to-capt-gv-myer-gso-iii-london-district-leconfield-house-camouflage-near-kenley-british-army-image603116866.htmlRM2X169M2–ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army
A Bristol Bulldog Mk II A of No. 17 Squadron Royal Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Kenley , Surrey , registration K2216 following its accident ( left ) in which on landing while braking the plane overturned . The pilot was left the crash alive however the airplane damage was beyond repair . The crash happened during rehearsals for Empire Air Day which is to be held this month . On this day RAF aerodromes will be thrown open for public inspection . Photo shows s the Bristol Bulldog being righted by ground personal post accident . 7 May 1936 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-bristol-bulldog-mk-ii-a-of-no-17-squadron-royal-air-force-at-royal-air-force-station-kenley-surrey-registration-k2216-following-its-accident-left-in-which-on-landing-while-braking-the-plane-overturned-the-pilot-was-left-the-crash-alive-however-the-airplane-damage-was-beyond-repair-the-crash-happened-during-rehearsals-for-empire-air-day-which-is-to-be-held-this-month-on-this-day-raf-aerodromes-will-be-thrown-open-for-public-inspection-photo-shows-s-the-bristol-bulldog-being-righted-by-ground-personal-post-accident-7-may-1936-image359656365.htmlRM2BW3NA5–A Bristol Bulldog Mk II A of No. 17 Squadron Royal Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Kenley , Surrey , registration K2216 following its accident ( left ) in which on landing while braking the plane overturned . The pilot was left the crash alive however the airplane damage was beyond repair . The crash happened during rehearsals for Empire Air Day which is to be held this month . On this day RAF aerodromes will be thrown open for public inspection . Photo shows s the Bristol Bulldog being righted by ground personal post accident . 7 May 1936
452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941.Flt Commander Paddy Finucane adjusts his parachute beside his Spitfire Vb Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-452-squadron-raaf-at-raf-kenley-20-september-1941flt-commander-paddy-37865989.htmlRMC5GXCN–452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941.Flt Commander Paddy Finucane adjusts his parachute beside his Spitfire Vb
ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/one-set-to-capt-gv-myer-gso-iii-london-district-leconfield-house-camouflage-near-kenley-british-army-image603114043.htmlRM2X16637–ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army
A Bristol Bulldog Mk II A of No. 17 Squadron Royal Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Kenley , Surrey , registration K2216 following its accident ( left ) in which on landing while braking the plane overturned . The pilot was left the crash alive however the airplane damage was beyond repair . The crash happened during rehearsals for Empire Air Day which is to be held this month . On this day RAF aerodromes will be thrown open for public inspection . Photo shows s the Bristol Bulldog upside down after the incident with the crash wagon behind . 7 May 1936 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-bristol-bulldog-mk-ii-a-of-no-17-squadron-royal-air-force-at-royal-air-force-station-kenley-surrey-registration-k2216-following-its-accident-left-in-which-on-landing-while-braking-the-plane-overturned-the-pilot-was-left-the-crash-alive-however-the-airplane-damage-was-beyond-repair-the-crash-happened-during-rehearsals-for-empire-air-day-which-is-to-be-held-this-month-on-this-day-raf-aerodromes-will-be-thrown-open-for-public-inspection-photo-shows-s-the-bristol-bulldog-upside-down-after-the-incident-with-the-crash-wagon-behind-7-may-1936-image359659237.htmlRM2BW3W0N–A Bristol Bulldog Mk II A of No. 17 Squadron Royal Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Kenley , Surrey , registration K2216 following its accident ( left ) in which on landing while braking the plane overturned . The pilot was left the crash alive however the airplane damage was beyond repair . The crash happened during rehearsals for Empire Air Day which is to be held this month . On this day RAF aerodromes will be thrown open for public inspection . Photo shows s the Bristol Bulldog upside down after the incident with the crash wagon behind . 7 May 1936
452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941. P/O Keith 'Bluey' Truscott second from left - see Description below Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-452-squadron-raaf-at-raf-kenley-20-september-1941-po-keith-bluey-truscott-37866002.htmlRMC5GXD6–452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941. P/O Keith 'Bluey' Truscott second from left - see Description below
ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/one-set-to-capt-gv-myer-gso-iii-london-district-leconfield-house-camouflage-near-kenley-british-army-image603118795.htmlRM2X16C4Y–ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army
A Bristol Bulldog Mk II A of No. 17 Squadron Royal Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Kenley , Surrey , registration K2216 following its accident ( left ) in which on landing while braking the plane overturned . The pilot was left the crash alive however the airplane damage was beyond repair . The crash happened during rehearsals for Empire Air Day which is to be held this month . On this day RAF aerodromes will be thrown open for public inspection . Photo shows ground personel and a pilot ( left , unknown if pilot of crash ) inspecting the crashed plane . 7 May 1936 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-bristol-bulldog-mk-ii-a-of-no-17-squadron-royal-air-force-at-royal-air-force-station-kenley-surrey-registration-k2216-following-its-accident-left-in-which-on-landing-while-braking-the-plane-overturned-the-pilot-was-left-the-crash-alive-however-the-airplane-damage-was-beyond-repair-the-crash-happened-during-rehearsals-for-empire-air-day-which-is-to-be-held-this-month-on-this-day-raf-aerodromes-will-be-thrown-open-for-public-inspection-photo-shows-ground-personel-and-a-pilot-left-unknown-if-pilot-of-crash-inspecting-the-crashed-plane-7-may-1936-image359654265.htmlRM2BW3JK5–A Bristol Bulldog Mk II A of No. 17 Squadron Royal Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Kenley , Surrey , registration K2216 following its accident ( left ) in which on landing while braking the plane overturned . The pilot was left the crash alive however the airplane damage was beyond repair . The crash happened during rehearsals for Empire Air Day which is to be held this month . On this day RAF aerodromes will be thrown open for public inspection . Photo shows ground personel and a pilot ( left , unknown if pilot of crash ) inspecting the crashed plane . 7 May 1936
452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941.Flight Commander Paddy Finucane lights a cigarette after returning from combat Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-452-squadron-raaf-at-raf-kenley-20-september-1941flight-commander-37865857.htmlRMC5GX81–452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941.Flight Commander Paddy Finucane lights a cigarette after returning from combat
ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/one-set-to-capt-gv-myer-gso-iii-london-district-leconfield-house-camouflage-near-kenley-british-army-image603122046.htmlRM2X16G92–ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army
452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941. F/lt Paddy Finucane centre with S/Lrd Robert Bungey in dark glasses Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-452-squadron-raaf-at-raf-kenley-20-september-1941-flt-paddy-finucane-37865905.htmlRMC5GX9N–452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941. F/lt Paddy Finucane centre with S/Lrd Robert Bungey in dark glasses
ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/one-set-to-capt-gv-myer-gso-iii-london-district-leconfield-house-camouflage-near-kenley-british-army-image603100082.htmlRM2X15G8J–ONE SET TO Capt. G.V. Myer, GSO III London District, Leconfield House. - Camouflage near Kenley British Army
452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941. Fl/t Paddy Finucane jumps from his Spitfire watched by S/Ldr Robert Bungey Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-452-squadron-raaf-at-raf-kenley-20-september-1941-flt-paddy-finucane-37865917.htmlRMC5GXA5–452 SQUADRON RAAF at RAF Kenley 20 September 1941. Fl/t Paddy Finucane jumps from his Spitfire watched by S/Ldr Robert Bungey
Royal Air Force Fighter Command, 1939-1945. Supermarine Spitfire Mark Vs and pilots of No 350 (Belgian) Squadron RAF lined up at Kenley, Surrey. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/royal-air-force-fighter-command-1939-1945-supermarine-spitfire-mark-vs-and-pilots-of-no-350-belgian-squadron-raf-lined-up-at-kenley-surrey-image568981119.htmlRM2T1K967–Royal Air Force Fighter Command, 1939-1945. Supermarine Spitfire Mark Vs and pilots of No 350 (Belgian) Squadron RAF lined up at Kenley, Surrey.
Commonwealth Air Aces of the Second World War Flight Lieutenant Brendan 'Paddy' Finucane DFC, an Irishman who flew with the Royal Air Force, seated in the cockpit of his Supermarine Spitfire at RAF Kenley while serving with No.452 Squadron RAAF. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/commonwealth-air-aces-of-the-second-world-war-flight-lieutenant-brendan-paddy-finucane-dfc-an-irishman-who-flew-with-the-royal-air-force-seated-in-the-cockpit-of-his-supermarine-spitfire-at-raf-kenley-while-serving-with-no452-squadron-raaf-image568985525.htmlRM2T1KERH–Commonwealth Air Aces of the Second World War Flight Lieutenant Brendan 'Paddy' Finucane DFC, an Irishman who flew with the Royal Air Force, seated in the cockpit of his Supermarine Spitfire at RAF Kenley while serving with No.452 Squadron RAAF.
The Battle of Britain RAF aircraftman guard the remains of Dornier Do17Z-2 (F1+HT) shot down during the low-level attack on Kenley aerodrome, 18 August 1940. The aircraft crashed in Golf Road, Kenley at 1.20pm. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-battle-of-britain-raf-aircraftman-guard-the-remains-of-dornier-do17z-2-f1ht-shot-down-during-the-low-level-attack-on-kenley-aerodrome-18-august-1940-the-aircraft-crashed-in-golf-road-kenley-at-120pm-image568996622.htmlRM2T1M0YX–The Battle of Britain RAF aircraftman guard the remains of Dornier Do17Z-2 (F1+HT) shot down during the low-level attack on Kenley aerodrome, 18 August 1940. The aircraft crashed in Golf Road, Kenley at 1.20pm.
The Battle of Britain RAF aircraftman guard the remains of Dornier Do17Z-2 (F1+HT) shot down during the low-level attack on Kenley aerodrome, 18 August 1940. The aircraft crashed in Golf Road, Kenley at 1.20pm. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-battle-of-britain-raf-aircraftman-guard-the-remains-of-dornier-do17z-2-f1ht-shot-down-during-the-low-level-attack-on-kenley-aerodrome-18-august-1940-the-aircraft-crashed-in-golf-road-kenley-at-120pm-image479159086.htmlRM2JRFG8E–The Battle of Britain RAF aircraftman guard the remains of Dornier Do17Z-2 (F1+HT) shot down during the low-level attack on Kenley aerodrome, 18 August 1940. The aircraft crashed in Golf Road, Kenley at 1.20pm.
Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Fighter Command Flight Lieutenants Brendan 'Paddy' Finucane (left) and Keith 'Bluey' Truscott of No. 452 Squadron congratulate each other at Kenley on 13 October 1941. The two flight commanders had just returned from a very successful Circus operation during which each had shot down two Me109s. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/royal-air-force-1939-1945-fighter-command-flight-lieutenants-brendan-paddy-finucane-left-and-keith-bluey-truscott-of-no-452-squadron-congratulate-each-other-at-kenley-on-13-october-1941-the-two-flight-commanders-had-just-returned-from-a-very-successful-circus-operation-during-which-each-had-shot-down-two-me109s-image568979887.htmlRM2T1K7J7–Royal Air Force 1939-1945- Fighter Command Flight Lieutenants Brendan 'Paddy' Finucane (left) and Keith 'Bluey' Truscott of No. 452 Squadron congratulate each other at Kenley on 13 October 1941. The two flight commanders had just returned from a very successful Circus operation during which each had shot down two Me109s.
Pilot Officer H. A. Picard of No. 350 (Belgian) Squadron, on the wing of his Spitfire at Kenley, July 1942. In November 1941 the first Squadron of Belgian volunteers was formed in Fighter Command. One of its pilots was Pilot Officer H. A. Picard, seen here on the wing of his Spitfire at Kenley in July 1942. His aircraft was among a number 'presented' by the Belgian Congo, and bears the name of one of its principal towns. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/pilot-officer-h-a-picard-of-no-350-belgian-squadron-on-the-wing-of-his-spitfire-at-kenley-july-1942-in-november-1941-the-first-squadron-of-belgian-volunteers-was-formed-in-fighter-command-one-of-its-pilots-was-pilot-officer-h-a-picard-seen-here-on-the-wing-of-his-spitfire-at-kenley-in-july-1942-his-aircraft-was-among-a-number-presented-by-the-belgian-congo-and-bears-the-name-of-one-of-its-principal-towns-image479143034.htmlRM2JRERR6–Pilot Officer H. A. Picard of No. 350 (Belgian) Squadron, on the wing of his Spitfire at Kenley, July 1942. In November 1941 the first Squadron of Belgian volunteers was formed in Fighter Command. One of its pilots was Pilot Officer H. A. Picard, seen here on the wing of his Spitfire at Kenley in July 1942. His aircraft was among a number 'presented' by the Belgian Congo, and bears the name of one of its principal towns.
Pilot Officer H. A. Picard of No. 350 (Belgian) Squadron, on the wing of his Spitfire at Kenley, July 1942. In November 1941 the first Squadron of Belgian volunteers was formed in Fighter Command. One of its pilots was Pilot Officer H. A. Picard, seen here on the wing of his Spitfire at Kenley in July 1942. His aircraft was among a number 'presented' by the Belgian Congo, and bears the name of one of its principal towns. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/pilot-officer-h-a-picard-of-no-350-belgian-squadron-on-the-wing-of-his-spitfire-at-kenley-july-1942-in-november-1941-the-first-squadron-of-belgian-volunteers-was-formed-in-fighter-command-one-of-its-pilots-was-pilot-officer-h-a-picard-seen-here-on-the-wing-of-his-spitfire-at-kenley-in-july-1942-his-aircraft-was-among-a-number-presented-by-the-belgian-congo-and-bears-the-name-of-one-of-its-principal-towns-image568979484.htmlRM2T1K73T–Pilot Officer H. A. Picard of No. 350 (Belgian) Squadron, on the wing of his Spitfire at Kenley, July 1942. In November 1941 the first Squadron of Belgian volunteers was formed in Fighter Command. One of its pilots was Pilot Officer H. A. Picard, seen here on the wing of his Spitfire at Kenley in July 1942. His aircraft was among a number 'presented' by the Belgian Congo, and bears the name of one of its principal towns.
The Royal Air Force Fighter Command, 1939-1945. Pilots of No 54 Squadron RAF gathered round a Supermarine Spitfire Mark IIA at Rochford, Kent. On the wing sits their Commanding Officer, Squadron Leader, R F Boyd, with the squadron mascot 'Crash'. Boyd had at this time destroyed 14 enemy aircraft. At the end of July 1941, he was promoted wing leader of the Kenley Wing, and by the end of his tour in the summer of 1942 had increased his score to at least 22.5 victories. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-royal-air-force-fighter-command-1939-1945-pilots-of-no-54-squadron-raf-gathered-round-a-supermarine-spitfire-mark-iia-at-rochford-kent-on-the-wing-sits-their-commanding-officer-squadron-leader-r-f-boyd-with-the-squadron-mascot-crash-boyd-had-at-this-time-destroyed-14-enemy-aircraft-at-the-end-of-july-1941-he-was-promoted-wing-leader-of-the-kenley-wing-and-by-the-end-of-his-tour-in-the-summer-of-1942-had-increased-his-score-to-at-least-225-victories-image568984337.htmlRM2T1KD95–The Royal Air Force Fighter Command, 1939-1945. Pilots of No 54 Squadron RAF gathered round a Supermarine Spitfire Mark IIA at Rochford, Kent. On the wing sits their Commanding Officer, Squadron Leader, R F Boyd, with the squadron mascot 'Crash'. Boyd had at this time destroyed 14 enemy aircraft. At the end of July 1941, he was promoted wing leader of the Kenley Wing, and by the end of his tour in the summer of 1942 had increased his score to at least 22.5 victories.
Wing Commander Charles Kingcome, CO of No. 92 Squadron RAF at Biggin Hill, Kent, 14 June 1942. Acting Wing Commander C B F Kingcome, Commanding Officer of No. 92 Squadron RAF, at Biggin Hill, Kent. He later commanded No. 72 Squadron RAF before becoming leader of the Kenley Wing in 1942. In 1943 he was posted to North Africa to take command of No. 244 Wing, at the end of which, he had brought victory score to 18 enemy aircraft. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wing-commander-charles-kingcome-co-of-no-92-squadron-raf-at-biggin-hill-kent-14-june-1942-acting-wing-commander-c-b-f-kingcome-commanding-officer-of-no-92-squadron-raf-at-biggin-hill-kent-he-later-commanded-no-72-squadron-raf-before-becoming-leader-of-the-kenley-wing-in-1942-in-1943-he-was-posted-to-north-africa-to-take-command-of-no-244-wing-at-the-end-of-which-he-had-brought-victory-score-to-18-enemy-aircraft-image568984721.htmlRM2T1KDPW–Wing Commander Charles Kingcome, CO of No. 92 Squadron RAF at Biggin Hill, Kent, 14 June 1942. Acting Wing Commander C B F Kingcome, Commanding Officer of No. 92 Squadron RAF, at Biggin Hill, Kent. He later commanded No. 72 Squadron RAF before becoming leader of the Kenley Wing in 1942. In 1943 he was posted to North Africa to take command of No. 244 Wing, at the end of which, he had brought victory score to 18 enemy aircraft.
Wing Commander Charles Kingcome, CO of No. 92 Squadron RAF at Biggin Hill, Kent, 14 June 1942. Acting Wing Commander C B F Kingcome, Commanding Officer of No. 92 Squadron RAF, at Biggin Hill, Kent. He later commanded No. 72 Squadron RAF before becoming leader of the Kenley Wing in 1942. In 1943 he was posted to North Africa to take command of No. 244 Wing, at the end of which, he had brought victory score to 18 enemy aircraft. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/wing-commander-charles-kingcome-co-of-no-92-squadron-raf-at-biggin-hill-kent-14-june-1942-acting-wing-commander-c-b-f-kingcome-commanding-officer-of-no-92-squadron-raf-at-biggin-hill-kent-he-later-commanded-no-72-squadron-raf-before-becoming-leader-of-the-kenley-wing-in-1942-in-1943-he-was-posted-to-north-africa-to-take-command-of-no-244-wing-at-the-end-of-which-he-had-brought-victory-score-to-18-enemy-aircraft-image479148138.htmlRM2JRF29E–Wing Commander Charles Kingcome, CO of No. 92 Squadron RAF at Biggin Hill, Kent, 14 June 1942. Acting Wing Commander C B F Kingcome, Commanding Officer of No. 92 Squadron RAF, at Biggin Hill, Kent. He later commanded No. 72 Squadron RAF before becoming leader of the Kenley Wing in 1942. In 1943 he was posted to North Africa to take command of No. 244 Wing, at the end of which, he had brought victory score to 18 enemy aircraft.
Royal Air Force Fighter Command, 1939-1945. Flight-Lieutenant E P 'Hawkeye'Wells of No 485 (New Zealand) Squadron RAF, sitting in the cockpit of his Supermarine Spitfire Mark VB, 'Waikato', at Kenley, Surrey. He assumed command of the Squadron in February 1942, and later led the Kenley, Tangmere, Detling and West Malling Wings before being appointed the commanding officer of the Fighter Leaders School at the Central Flying Establishment in 1944. He finished the war having shot down 13 enemy aircraft. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/royal-air-force-fighter-command-1939-1945-flight-lieutenant-e-p-hawkeyewells-of-no-485-new-zealand-squadron-raf-sitting-in-the-cockpit-of-his-supermarine-spitfire-mark-vb-waikato-at-kenley-surrey-he-assumed-command-of-the-squadron-in-february-1942-and-later-led-the-kenley-tangmere-detling-and-west-malling-wings-before-being-appointed-the-commanding-officer-of-the-fighter-leaders-school-at-the-central-flying-establishment-in-1944-he-finished-the-war-having-shot-down-13-enemy-aircraft-image568981064.htmlRM2T1K948–Royal Air Force Fighter Command, 1939-1945. Flight-Lieutenant E P 'Hawkeye'Wells of No 485 (New Zealand) Squadron RAF, sitting in the cockpit of his Supermarine Spitfire Mark VB, 'Waikato', at Kenley, Surrey. He assumed command of the Squadron in February 1942, and later led the Kenley, Tangmere, Detling and West Malling Wings before being appointed the commanding officer of the Fighter Leaders School at the Central Flying Establishment in 1944. He finished the war having shot down 13 enemy aircraft.
Royal Air Force- 2nd Tactical Air Force, 1943-1945. Group Captain P G Wykeham-Barnes, while Officer Commanding No. 140 Wing at Hunsdon, Hertfordshire. during a long and varied career as a fighter pilot, Wykeham-Barnes shot down at least 15 enemy aircraft in the Middle East, North Africa and the United Kingdom between 1940 and 1943. He commanded Nos. 73, 257 and 23 Squadrons RAF in 1941-1942 and also became Wing Commander Fighters of the Desert Air Force. Back in the United Kingdom, he was appointed Sector Commander at RAF Kenley in June 1943, and then served on the Air Staff at the Air Ministr Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/royal-air-force-2nd-tactical-air-force-1943-1945-group-captain-p-g-wykeham-barnes-while-officer-commanding-no-140-wing-at-hunsdon-hertfordshire-during-a-long-and-varied-career-as-a-fighter-pilot-wykeham-barnes-shot-down-at-least-15-enemy-aircraft-in-the-middle-east-north-africa-and-the-united-kingdom-between-1940-and-1943-he-commanded-nos-73-257-and-23-squadrons-raf-in-1941-1942-and-also-became-wing-commander-fighters-of-the-desert-air-force-back-in-the-united-kingdom-he-was-appointed-sector-commander-at-raf-kenley-in-june-1943-and-then-served-on-the-air-staff-at-the-air-ministr-image568982722.htmlRM2T1KB7E–Royal Air Force- 2nd Tactical Air Force, 1943-1945. Group Captain P G Wykeham-Barnes, while Officer Commanding No. 140 Wing at Hunsdon, Hertfordshire. during a long and varied career as a fighter pilot, Wykeham-Barnes shot down at least 15 enemy aircraft in the Middle East, North Africa and the United Kingdom between 1940 and 1943. He commanded Nos. 73, 257 and 23 Squadrons RAF in 1941-1942 and also became Wing Commander Fighters of the Desert Air Force. Back in the United Kingdom, he was appointed Sector Commander at RAF Kenley in June 1943, and then served on the Air Staff at the Air Ministr
Royal Air Force Fighter Command, 1939-1945. Pilot Officer W V Crawford-Compton of No 485 (New Zealand) Squadron RAF, sitting in the cockpit of his Supermarine Spitfire Mark VB, 'Samson', at Kenley, Surrey. At the time this photograph was taken, Crawford-Compton had shot down 3 enemy aircraft. He joined No. 611 Squadron RAF as a flight commander in August 1942, and in December 1942 was given the command of No. 64 Squadron RAF, which he led until July 1943. After promotion to Wing Commander Flying at Hornchurch he lectured on tactics in the USA, returning to operations in April 1944 in command o Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/royal-air-force-fighter-command-1939-1945-pilot-officer-w-v-crawford-compton-of-no-485-new-zealand-squadron-raf-sitting-in-the-cockpit-of-his-supermarine-spitfire-mark-vb-samson-at-kenley-surrey-at-the-time-this-photograph-was-taken-crawford-compton-had-shot-down-3-enemy-aircraft-he-joined-no-611-squadron-raf-as-a-flight-commander-in-august-1942-and-in-december-1942-was-given-the-command-of-no-64-squadron-raf-which-he-led-until-july-1943-after-promotion-to-wing-commander-flying-at-hornchurch-he-lectured-on-tactics-in-the-usa-returning-to-operations-in-april-1944-in-command-o-image568981039.htmlRM2T1K93B–Royal Air Force Fighter Command, 1939-1945. Pilot Officer W V Crawford-Compton of No 485 (New Zealand) Squadron RAF, sitting in the cockpit of his Supermarine Spitfire Mark VB, 'Samson', at Kenley, Surrey. At the time this photograph was taken, Crawford-Compton had shot down 3 enemy aircraft. He joined No. 611 Squadron RAF as a flight commander in August 1942, and in December 1942 was given the command of No. 64 Squadron RAF, which he led until July 1943. After promotion to Wing Commander Flying at Hornchurch he lectured on tactics in the USA, returning to operations in April 1944 in command o
