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Royal Air Force Oakington: Information about the station, its amenities and surroundings.
Library, In Storage, R015766
Third edition of the handbook produced after 1963. RAF Oakington was built 1939, became a Bomber Command Station July 1940, came under Flying Training Command 1950, was disbanded in December 1974 and the airfield closed
Royal Air Force Oakington: Information about the station, its amenities and surroundings.
Library, In Storage, R015767
Handbook produced after 1962. RAF Oakington was built 1939, became a Bomber Command Station July 1940, came under Flying Training Command 1950, was disbanded in December 1974 and the airfield closed
Royal Air Force Staff College Bracknell: Information about the college, its amenities and surroundings for the newcomer
Library, In Storage, R015750
Handbook produced in 1966. Originally the Headquarters for the Second Tactical Air Force during the Second World War, it became the Staff College at Bracknell in July 1945. It closed in 1997 and in 2004 the site was sold
Royal Air Force Staff College Bracknell: Information about the college, its amenities and surroundings for the newcomer
Library, In Storage, R015751
Handbook produced in 1970. Originally the Headquarters for the Second Tactical Air Force during the Second World War, it became the Staff College at Bracknell in July 1945. It closed in 1997 and in 2004 the site was sold
Royal Air Force Staff College Bracknell: Information about the college, its amenities and surroundings for the newcomer
Library, In Storage, R015757
Handbook produced in 1971. Originally the Headquarters for the Second Tactical Air Force during the Second World War, it became the Staff College at Bracknell in July 1945. It closed in 1997 and in 2004 the site was sold
Royal Air Force Gatow: Information about the station, its amenities and surroundings
Library, In Storage, R015755
Gatow was originally a Luftwaffe airfield taken over by the Russians before becoming RAF Gatow in July 1945. The handbook claims during the Berlin Blockade in 1948 Gatow became the busiest airfield in the world
Welcome to Royal Air Force Gütersloh: Information handbook
Library, In Storage, R015747
Fourth edition of a handbook produced by The Constitutional Press Limited, Surrey. RAF Gütersloh became the Headquarters of No. 2 Group in June 1945 and was the nearest RAF airfield to the East / West German border
Royal Air Force Gütersloh: Information handbook
Library, In Storage, R015746
Handbook published by Royal Air Force Germany around 1975. RAF Gütersloh became the Headquarters of No. 2 Group in June 1945 and was the nearest RAF airfield to the East / West German border
It speaks for itself: What British war leaders said about the Polish Armed Forces 1939-1946
Library, In Storage, R009847
A selection from communiques, speeches, messages and press reports compiled by Captain Witold Leitgeber and published by the Public Relations Division, Polish Armed Forces, October 1946
Presentation of Polish Air Force eagle by the Polish Air Force Association Charitable Trust to the London Borough of Hillingdon, 9 May 2000
Library, In Storage, X002-7024
Programme published by the Polish Air Force Association Charitable Trust in 2000. Printed by No. 1 Aeronautical Information Documents Unit, Royal Air Force Northolt, Designed by Corporal L G Brown
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