About this site.
RAF Fiskerton HOME PAGE

About this site.

Location and Layout.

Timeline and the airfield today

Lancaster Page

Lancaster Page 2,

A Typical Raid.

Image Page, Main airfield.

More images, Main Airfield.

Image Page Dispersed sites,

Wartime Images, page 1

Wartime images, page 2

Misc. images.Page 1.

Misc images, Page 2

Veterans, page 1.

Veterans page 2

Veterans page 3.

Veterans page 4.

Veterans, page 5.

Veterans page 6.

Sgt. (WOP/AG) E.B.(Ted) Cachart.

Veterans page 7

Veterans, page 8A

Veterans page 8B

Veterans page 9

Veterans page 10.

Veterans page 11

Veterans page 12.

Veterans page 14.

Contact & links to similar sites, page 1

 Links to similar sites, page 2.

MEMORIAL PAGE


HOW THIS WEBSITE STARTED.

The idea and the reason for this website's creation,  started in July 2006 when I looked at  some old black and white photographs which I had taken of the airfield in 1968 when aged 14.

I intended  to offer these few old photographs  to one of the many websites which feature the old Bomber airfields, but I decided instead to create my own website about Fiskerton and those persons who were there during the Second World War.

Despite having no connections with the RAF myself other than living in Lincolnshire, I first became interested in Bomber Command after a history lesson at school during the 1960's. I began by reading whatever books I could get hold of. One particular book is called: "Lancaster-The Story of A Famous Bomber." This superb book details the development of the Lancaster and its introduction into service in 1942 and also the post-war Lancasters. Also listed in this book, are the serial numbers of every Lancaster produced and its eventual fate.

There were fifty Bomber Command airfields in Lincolnshire, Fiskerton was the nearest to my home.

  

*SEE AIRFIELD LAYOUT FOR DETAILS OF  THE SITES.

The Images.

The images of Fiskerton were taken by myself, some in 1968 and some very recently. The few from 1968 are part of a set of 36, the rest unfortunately were lost.

The wartime images were copied, with permission, from the MOD Bomber Command website and ww2images.com. The aircrew images were kindly donated by former aircrew or decendants of former aircrew and groundcrew. The image of East Kirkby's Just Jane was taken by myself and published with the full permission of The Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre,East Kirkby.

My grateful thanks and appreciation is extended to all those persons who have contributed to this website, either by granting permission to access the airfield  or by supplying me with information and photographs to put on the site. These contributions have enabled the website to expand. Anyone wishing to contribute information and photographs relating to Fiskerton to this website, please contact me at: mwn123@btinternet.com. Credit to the sender will be given if desired. 

PLEASE NOTE: access to many areas on and around the airfield is restricted. Permission to visit these private areas was given by the Land and Property owners for research purposes only.My grateful thanks go to these owners  for granting me the necessary permissions to access the areas and take photographs. Without this, this site could not have been created.

Please also note: for copyright purposes, the images on this website were either taken by myself,purchased by myself or are displayed with the full permission of the originator. Confirmation is available on request. The images taken by myself, were taken with the knowledge and permission of the landowners. The text is my own creation using facts learned from other sources and re-worded by myself.

Anyone wishing to copy text or images on this website, please e-mail me at: mwn123@btinternet.com

For more information on  the subject of this website, please see Links pages 1 and 2 on this website.