Due to changes in my business I am setting this website for sale. There are a lot of followers and I would hate the site to just wither away. True enough we have not been updating for quite some time … Continue reading →
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 Terrific Poem…NOV. 11th, CDN. REMEMBRANCE DAY & U.S. VETERANS’ DAY ! This brought a tear to my eye!! He was getting old and paunchy His hair was falling fast, And he sat around the Legion, Telling stories of the … Continue reading →
On Wednesday July 10th this year, 2019, an article, By Martin Lea (@DorsetEchoMart) in the Dorset Echo was mentioning the RAF of the wartime. I thought it was relevant to this website so I am posting it here – thank … 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 →
Somewhat related to Warmwell due to the plane itself I thought this a great human interest story.
Continue reading →I’m researching RAF personnel from NE England who were lost in WW2, and came across the above Aircraftwoman 2nd Class from Stockton-on-Tees, who died aged 26 on April 2nd 1941. Her death was registered in the Poole District, and I … 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 →
Please note: A brief post regarding Reflections of Warmwell book It’s getting on into January now and weather is not kind, but I guess we could have been caught in the cold snowy weather of the States and Canada! I … Continue reading →
I recently received a Tweet from https://twitter.com/WARSTUFF @WARSTUFF about an incident out on Salisbury Plain 70 years ago. This is an excellent story from the MailOnline and the photographs are coming in from the same article over on the MailOnline … Continue reading →
