Barry Island South Glamorgan Wales
During his 32 years in the RAF, Ron Powell worked on Vulcan nuclear bombers; flew C-130s; became a flying instructor; commanded two training squadrons and a Harrier detachment in southern Italy; completed two tours in MOD and commanded the RAF Selection Centre and a flying training unit. Since, he has published an illustrated history of the Battle of Britain; a novel, Wings Over Summer, on the same subject; a sequel, Wings Over Malta; and two volumes of memoir Shropshire Blue, the first, Preparation For Flight, about his early years in the RAF, the second, On The Buffet, about his pilot training. More at http://www.ronpowell.co.uk
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I am the son of Dhira Chaliha and your inspirational father taught her to fly planes in the 1960s in Assam. She remember you and yo ...
on: members, 2025-12-27 ... details removedWrong pictureAR389 "KH-D" Nose Over 27 April 1942
This plane had a nose over incident with 403 Squadron RCAF at North Weald on the 27 April 1942 and a picture of this incident is in the URL ...
on: aircraft, 2025-11-24 ... details will move pic over, thanks.agreement
Yes, 100% agree that this is AD198 after crashing into a gun post/section post/seagull trench at RAF North Weald, December 1941; Often misat ...
on: aircraft, 2025-11-21 ... details CURRENT PICTURE IS "KH-O" SERIAL NUMBER AD198
This looks like a gun post not a lorry that Spitfire has come up against. This occurred on 27/12/1941 to AD198 "KH-O". See AD198 this also h ...
on: aircraft, 2025-11-21 ... details
This aircraft I spotted on you tube in a German propaganda film called intense front line combat footage of German troops on upscale history ...
on: aircraft, 2025-11-11 ... details Photo at RAF Hornchurch
Photograph depicts X4067 having it's 610sqn markings painted over, as it is being transferred to 222 sqn. ...
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