This is something that was discovered while sorting thro’ a lot of old paperwork in an office! An article in the Dorset Echo, Friday May 25, 2007 LETTER IN DORCHESTER EVENING ECHO FRIDAY MAY 25TH 2007 Written by: Dominic O’C, … Continue reading →
A Battle of Britain Spitfire Squadron: The Men and Machines of 152 Squadron in the Summer of 1940 By Danny Burt Taken from the Dorset Echo 2nd March 2019 The extraordinary story of 40 pilots who helped win the Battle … Continue reading →
I recently received a superb email from a lady of 92 coming up 93 in March. An excellent story of her time as a Radio Telephone Operator at the Warmwell Air Station. It makes excellent reading… Thank you so much … Continue reading →
Posted on behalf of Mr Tony Babington. Can anyone help with any information? My Father qualified as a Doctor and joined the RAF as a Flight Lieutenant and posted to RAF Warmwell. He met my Mother there, who was also … Continue reading →
Hello friends of Warmwell, We are hoping beyond hope to locate a picture of a certain P-38 that flew 32 missions out of Warmwell including air cover for the D-day invasion. The number of the plane is 224 and has … Continue reading →
I have been able to post out on a great aviation forum and they have supplied more photos, I don’t think we have them aboard here yet. See below. In the meantime go over and take a look at the … Continue reading →
A while ago we heard of a story from RAFW that makes you wonder. I have taken the liberty to post it here, because I have heard of other tales….. JA 714 Squadron Warmwell June 1941-October 1942 Extract from a … Continue reading →
From Wikipedia Construction of No. 6 Armament Training Camp began in 1936 and upon completion in 1937 the 300 acres (1.2 km2) of former farmland was known as RAF Woodsford, after the village a mile to the north, and it soon … Continue reading →
