Contact & links to similar sites, page 1

If anyone has images, a story or information about former crews or the airfield itself, would you please consider contacting me with a view to placing such material on this website and therefore ensuring that this website can grow and also that the memory and the exploits of those who were there during the conflict will be on display for all time and not be allowed to fade into history. Credit to the sender will naturally be given.

CONTACT E-MAIL ADDRESSES:

martinwnichols@aol.com

If you would like details of a particular Lancaster, please send me the serial number and i will contact you with the details.

Thank you for visiting this website.

LINKS TO SIMILAR SITES:

PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES, THE WEBSITE LINKS LISTED ON THIS PAGE ALL WORK BUT ARE NOT LISTED QUITE CORRECTLY TO WEBSITE TITLES.

LINCOLNSHIRE AVIATION HERITAGE CENTRE, EAST KIRKBY.
http://www.lincsaviation.co.uk

OFFICIAL RAF BOMBER COMMAND WEBSITE.

http://raf.mod.uk/bombercommand

49 SQUADRON ASSOCIATION WEBSITE.

http://www.bomberhistory.co.uk/49squadron/

576 SQUADRON LINK

http://www.rafelshamwolds.com/

BATTLE of BRITAIN MEMORIAL FLIGHT,CONINGSBY:

http://www.bbmf.co.uk

WORLD WAR 2 EX-RAF WEBSITE:

World War 2 Ex RAF .co.uk is now one of the largest dedicated websites on the internet for those seeking to be reunited with old friends or for those looking for information about someone who served in the Royal AirForce during the second world war.

http://www.worldwar2exraf.co.uk For more information on the RAF in Lincolnshire see:
http://raf-lincolnshire.info/index.htm

Bob Baxter's excellent site.

http://www.bomber-command.info/ The Nanton Lancaster Museum, Canada.
http://www.lancastermuseum.ca/

Remembering the past-Airfields and Aviation Memorials, researching old airfields and aviation memorials of the U.K. By Richard E. Flagg.

Air of Authority - A History of RAF Organisation
http://www.rafweb.org

Link to Ashman in Kent family tree. Link supplied by Chris Ashman, who's Uncle Fredrick was a 49 Squadron navigator based at Fiskerton and who failed to return from Berlin in November 1943 aged twenty. One of the many who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

http://www.btinternet.com/~christopher.ashman/mygeds/Families/JohnAshmanb1801/AshmanFred.htm

Please contact me if you would like a reciprocal link adding to this site.