Useful Links.
A list of resources and websites which I have used many times and found very helpful over the years plus a few new ones. - David W Fell.
RAF Personnel Records.
Records of Service of RAF personnel who joined after 1 April 1918 are split. Some remain in the TNA. Those with Service Numbers in the range 1-329000 who continued to serve after the end of the War and those with Service numbers higher that 329000 are retained by the RAF.
To apply for an RAF Record of Service which is not in the public domain contact:
ACOS Manning (RAF Disclosures)
Trenchard Hall
RAF Cranwell
Lincolnshire
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Or follow the link through to the Veterans Agency website.
166 Squadron RAF - An excellent Squadron website
550 Squadron and RAF North Killingholme Association - An excellent Squadron website
Commonwealth War Graves Commission. - Contains the full register of those killed in WW1 and WW2.
Air of Authority. A History of RAF Organisation. - Superb and comprehensive resource.
British and Commonwealth Air Unit Register. - First class site with full list of all RAF Base, Squadron Veterans Associations
RAF Museum Hendon and Cosford. - Superb collections of aircraft and RAF memorabilia and also have extensive archives
Royal Air Force. - The web site of the RAF. Good historical background information.
Public Records Office.- Hold a huge archive of RAF Squadron, Station and general WW2 records. Unique.
Virtual War Memorial Australia - Another excellent resource with a superb on line photo collection.
Library and Archives of Canada.- Hold a huge archive of RCAF personnel and squadron records. Very helpful.
Canadian Virtual War Memorial - Another excellent resource with a superb on line photo collection.
Auckland War Memorial Museum Online Cenotaph - Another excellent resource with a superb on line photo collection.
RAF Fiskerton - A brief study of an old Bomber Command airfield in Lincolnshire.
No 103 Squadron RFC/RAF 1917-18. - An excellent account of the history of 103 Sq. during WW1.
Ulceby War Memorial web site. - Dedicated to the men of Ulceby who gave their all in the 2 World Wars with some background and local history.
Bomber County Aviation Resource
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