Links to other websites associated with RAF Bomber Command:
The RAF’s Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF) operates the only airworthy Lancaster bomber in Britain.. Together with the BBMF’s Spitfires and Hurricanes it can be seen throughout the summer at airshows and spotted roaring across British skies.
The website of the RAFMuseum, Hendon. The museum has magnificent exhibits of many RAF bomber aircraft, including Lancaster S-Sugar which flew 137 missions against Nazi Germany in WW2.
At the RAF Museum, Cosford, the Michael Beetham Conservation Centre specialises in restoring and preserving aircraft. Current projects include a Hampden bomber and a Fairey Battle, both very significant aircraft in Bomber Command’s wartime story.
The RAF’s own website on the history of Bomber Command.
telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/rafbombercommand
The Telegraph newspaper is supporting the campaign for a memorial to the men of RAF Bomber Command with many articles and videos.
The Heritage Foundation is generously promoting the campaign for a memorial to the men of RAF Bomber Command.
Artique Gallery is kindly raising money for the Bomber Command memorial by selling commemorative products including fine art aviation photographs by Jim Dooley.
A website about a very special bomber, the men who flew her and the story of the brothers she commemorated.
Website of Military Aviation Author Steve Darlow and the Fighting High e-zine.
The Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, home of Lancaster Bomber ‘Just Jane’. Visitors can regularly enjoy the magical sound of this aircraft’s 4 Merlin engines starting up and a taxiing display.
The Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington have a Halifax and Mosquito amongst their aircraft on display.
A tribute to the Commonwealth airmen of Bomber Command.
Detailed research into several key Bomber Command operations.
Website featuring the world’s surviving Lancaster bombers, with particular focus on the Canadian-built Lancasters
bbc.co.uk/lincolnshire/asop/people/dambusters/lancaster_tour.shtml
BBC website article on the Dambusters
edenbridgetown.com/in_the_past/bill_walters_story/lancaster_bomber.shtml
A tribute to one young airman, killed with his crew on his 40th operation, aged just 21 years.
http://members.lycos.co.uk/mwainw4898/index.html
One family’s website tribute to their father and grandfather, an airman in Bomber Command
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