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Following on from our previous post on Roger Potten’s reconstructions of the aerodrome between 1916-1919, these images illustrate the hangers (and therefore detail aspects of the training) on the site. The light and the grass make the reconstructions seem even more real. The images are constantly being added to as Roger finds more details from visiting other places, such as Stow Maries.
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| View from the Hanger |
Roger Potten has updated the ambulances and ambulance station on Sketch Up since the last blog post on the ambulance station. The
Roger Potten has recreated two of Herbert Montgomery Martins photos from World War One. Compare The five ground crew (211): with and,
Almost 7 years after the end of the First World War, Croydon Airport played a role in its economic aftermath when an
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