Early RAF Henlow photos discovered

The appeal was made after the donation of a negative film near the age of 90 explaining the construction of the Royal Air Force Henlow Air Force Base. The base spokesman said: "We want to regroup these valuable pictures and integrate the whole collection. We will make your loft or garden shed to see if you can help I'm happy to be searching, rebuilding the collection and helping to celebrate the excellent legacy of the British Air Force Henry. "

Donated pictures help to make the base building vibrant and can go back to World War I but the specific year is unknown. David Lloyd George The government decided to build a repair station of the then Royal Flying Team, and in 1917 Henry was elected as a site. The following year, when the British Air Force team became the British Air Force, most of the site was under construction.

In the list of former British Air Force sites in April 1918, Henlow is the other seven sites available today, and these sites are still open as a base in the UK. The parish councilor and local historian lover Michele Joy urged residents to pay attention to the rest of the negative films as they helped illuminate the early days of the base. She said: "It is worth mentioning that glass negatives and other things are easy to throw away. Because people are not familiar with these days. If you are experiencing home cleaning, Then do not get rid of any obvious things. It is very important for Henry's history. "

If you can help locate missing negative goods, or if someone knows, Denise O'Hara to RAF Henlow, Beds, SG 16 6DN, or shsa-ast@henlow.raf.mod.uk to electron Please contact us by e-mail.

During the war, the British Air Force Henro became the maintenance force of Britain's largest British Air Force, making a valuable contribution to warfare. RAF Henlow repaired a hurricane damaged in the battle that is part of our history, although it contributed (indirectly) to the British campaign.

Today, RAF Henro has a Joint Armament Management Team (JACIG), British Air Force Police Team, RAF Aviation Medical Center (RAF CAM), DE & S, 616 volunteer glider squadrons. The Queen's division (British army) is stationed in England Air Force Henlow. We also operate private flight schools on our website. No 3 Tactical Provost Squadron worked for RAF Henlow before and gradually moved to Royal Air Force Honington in 2015.

I am stationed in England Air Force Henro from 1956/58 and 1959/62. Police My 23 year old service began in 1953 to 1976, Henlo is definitely the happiest time. Marriage was the one that broke my late wife Muriel with Biggleswade in 1959. It is a great place to work with friends' grinding team, but what else can I request?

In the list of former British Air Force sites in April 1918, Henlow is the other seven sites available today, and these sites are still open as a base in the UK. The parish councilor and local historian lover Michele Joy urged residents to pay attention to the rest of the negative films as they helped illuminate the early days of the base. She said: "It is worth mentioning that glass negatives and other things are easy to throw away. Because people are not familiar with these days. If you are experiencing home cleaning, Then do not get rid of any obvious things. It is very important for Henry's history. "

The appeal was made after the donation of a negative film near the age of 90 explaining the construction of the Royal Air Force Henlow Air Force Base. The base spokesman said: "We want to regroup these valuable pictures and integrate the whole collection. We will make your loft or garden shed to see if you can help We are glad you are looking for.We rebuild the collection and helped us celebrate the British Air Force Henro's outstanding heritage.The donated photo makes the base building vibrant I can help you and I can not go back until World War I. Unknown David Lloyd George The government decided to build a repair station of the then Royal Flying Team and in 1917 Henry was selected as a site The following year, when the British Air Force team became the British Air Force, most of the site was under construction.