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 →
Sandra Stabler spent her early childhood at Crossways, she has distinct and colourful recollections of the airfield being commisioned and of the Empire Air Day displays. ” One of my earliest memories of the presence of the RAF in our … Continue reading →
Perhaps a final word can be left to the late Bob Hanson, a former pilot of the Group who was instrumental in the formation of the 474th Fighter Group Association. During the 1984 visit he was asked by the author … Continue reading →
Mr John Clegg has posted a comment on this page. I thought I would add it here as a post to catch the eye. Can anyone comment in response here? I was reading a book about Pierre Closterman, French fighter … Continue reading →
A recent email was sent in by J Priest: Dear Sir I see from your website that you are interested in hearing of any history connected to the former RAF Warmwell. My uncle, Kenneth John Cyster, lost his life there … Continue reading →
A recent email in with a question. Do you have records of US personnel who were billetted near Warmwell 1944? Two men were billetted with my family and one sadly was killed at Normandy. I think he was a captain. … Continue reading →