Unknown no more
A member of the Few who was buried as an “unknown” airman after being shot down and killed during the Battle of Britain has been…
Battle of Britain – far from a precise science
Claiming exactitude is rarely sensible when considering the Battle of Britain.
Return visit from Down Under
Australian author and long-term Trust supporter Pete Roberts and his wife Di were hosted by Trustee Andy Simpson when they spent an enjoyable afternoon at…
New book on Memorial’s founder
The Battle of Britain Hurricane pilot whose ambition to honour his fellow airmen was the inspiration for the National Memorial to the Few is the…
Borough pays tribute to one of its own
The borough of Erewash, in Derbyshire, has unveiled a tribute to Squadron Leader Arthur Clowes, who won both the Distinguished Flying Medal (DFM) and the…
Remembering Flt Lt William Walker
Flt Lt William Walker, whose poetry is featured in a book available from the shop at Capel-le-Ferne or online, is remembered with fondness by the…
They stood with the Few
The Trust’s ambitious Blade of Honour project is aimed at recognising ‘the `Many’, those who served in a support role either during the Battle of…
The life of John Swift Bell (Service Number 900510) A guest blog post by Mark Whitnall
Paying tribute to great-grandfather
The Trust’s Blades of Honour project is designed to allow people to pay their own special tribute to those who served in support of the…
