In this Walk Through Time, we visit Guildford on the 80th Anniversary of an unfortunate collision between two RAF Mustang aircraft, which were on a training exercise over the Stoke Park area of the town, in the company of historian, writer, and long time Guildford resident, David Rose. The pilots who died in the Mustang

Wings Museum Podcast In this episode of the Wings Museum Podcast: All images taken on an authorised visit. For more information about the Shorts Tunnels, Air Raid Shelter and underground aircraft factory, visit:https://www.subbrit.org.uk/sites/rochester-shorts-brothers-factory-and-public-air-raid-shelter/

Located just to the south-east of the Steamer Point Car Park, there are three concrete bases, one large and two smaller, and a large boulder which bears an informative plaque. From the early days of the Second World War through until 1980, this area was the trials ground for the Ministry of Defence Signals Research

In an extra special event at Brooklands Museum, we celebrate 100 years to the day since Kenelm Lee Guinness set a Land Speed Record of 133.75mph on the famous Brooklands banked track in a 350hp Sunbeam. The celebrations include the recreation of a painting by F Gordon Crosby of the record breaking car speeding past

The collection of the rear fuselage of the B-25 Mitchell “Bedsheet Bomber” necessitates a trip to a rural location near Peterborough with suitably large transport to get it back to Wings Museum for restoration and reuniting with the other parts of the aircraft the museum’s volunteers have already been working on for many months. For

Following an excellent tour organised by Subterranea Britannica, run by Habitats and Heritage, we have put together a simple 360 walk through of the underground space. As always, many thanks to all involved. For more information about the Air Raid Shelter: Subterranea Britannica – East Sheen Air Raid Shelter Habitats and Heritage – St. Leonards

The newer memorial, unveiled in 2010, is placed in the grass, overlooking the site of Tough Brothers’ Boatyard which was on the other side of the Thames. The memorial is inscribed with the words: How Teddington’s “Little Ships” helped win the Second World War. In the Spring of 1940, allied troops were trapped between the

A look back at VE Day with the Royal Observer Corps Observers who kindly shared their stories with us a few years ago in Sentinels Of Britain. For more:Sentinels of Britain – The Wartime Story of the Royal Observer Corps

Originally recorded for the Wings Museum Podcast (visit their website www.WingsMuseum.co.uk for more!) in this episode of Walks Through Time we join the Kenley Revival Team for a guided walk around RAF Kenley, orally illustrated with extracts from memories of people who served there during World War Two… “Voices From The Past” Many, many thanks

As part of the planning for D-Day and Operation Overlord, the question of minimising “friendly fire” incidents was discussed. Previous operations had been blighted with the problem, and a solution was sought. Enter the pool of expert aircraft identifiers… The Royal Observer Corps. Excerpt from “Sentinels of Britain – The Wartime Story of the Royal