... Hawkinge Area P / O J.A.A.Gibson Ju87 destroyed Hawkinge Area F / O S.Witorzenc Ju87 destroyed Hawkinge Area F / O S.Witorzenc Ju87 destroyed Hawkinge Area F / L G.E.B.Stoney Ju87 destroyed Hawkinge Area F / L G.E.B.Stoney Ju87 ...

The State's Retreat and Popular Enchantment Garry Campion. rAf. hAwkinge—PAst. And. Present. Hawkinge's Historical Context Former RAF Hawkinge, near the entrance to the Channel Tunnel to ... Hawkinge—Past and Present Hawkinge's Historical ...

... Hawkinge the standard complement of two squadrons, but both moved out of the airfield shortly after the outbreak of war. In December 1939 a detachment of Hurricanes of 3 Squadron arrived from Croydon and Hawkinge entered the phase for ...

Then And Now Robin J Brooks. HAWKINGE. Lying just behind the coast at Folkestone, the Royal Air Force station at Hawkinge (together with Lympne) was one of Fighter Command's most forward bases. After the war it was used as a WAAF ...

... Hawkinge at 1305 hours where it waited at readiness for the day's renewed fight against a growing menace. Lee flew on two active operations between 1640 and 1810 hours, both of which proved uneventful. Returning to Gravesend at 1820 ...

... (Hawkinge) to simply Hawkinge to avoid confusion with Folkestone (Capel) the airship station. The unit then became the Aeroplane Dispatch Centre, later developed into No.12 Aircraft Acceptance Park (South East Area). Work on the park was ...