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Grumman Goose I (MV993), on ground, August 1942
Photographs, In Storage, P005571
The Grumman G.38 Goose was a twin-engined flying boat adopted as a utility transport by the US Navy as the Grumman JRF Goose, powered by two Pratt & Whitney R-985 Wasp Junior engines.
Aeromedical & Safety Training School Form 4A. Training & Medical Certificate made out to Mr R.A. Funnel, expiry date 22 August 1974
Archives, In Storage, A5
Ray Funnell was a civilian flight test engineer working for the aircraft manufacturer Handley Page.
Aeromedical & Safety Training School Form 4A. Training & Medical Certificate made out to Mr R.A. Funnel, expiry date 21 February 1969
Archives, In Storage, A4
Ray Funnell was a civilian flight test engineer working for the aircraft manufacturer Handley Page.
Menu for VE day celebrations at RAF Boscombe Down, 1945.
Archives, In Storage, X003-6190/029
Souvenir menu for the VE Day celebrations at RAF Boscombe Down, 1945.
Transcript of the diary of Leading Aircraftman John Spalding of 119, 102 & 117 Air Ministry Experimental Stations (AMES), 1944-1945
Archives, In Storage, X006-1396
14 page typescript memoir.
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- RAF Boscombe Down
- Boscombe Down [5]
- RAF Biggin Hill [5]
- RAF Chivenor [3]
- RAF Cosford [3]
- RAF Cranwell [3]
- RAF Gütersloh [3]
- RAF Staff College [3]
- RAF Ternhill [3]
- RAF Valley [3]





