Aviation Archaeologist, Social Media Moderator.

Alexander D King

Alex is our webmaster and son of our chairman David. Alex has had an interest in aircraft and aviation from a very early age as a result of frequent visits to his farther’s museum and accompanying on aircraft recoveries. Climbing in and out of historical aircraft such as Havard, the cockpit section of a Dakota and a Westland Whirlwind Helicopter and numerous others from a early age.

Aviation Archaeologist

Charlie is our Drone photographer, Aviation Archaeologist, WW2 Military Historian.

Clare Wilson is a Professional Genealogist and Historian with Treehouse Genealogy based in Central Scotland.

Her special interest in Aviation research came when she researched two of her Great Uncles Air Force Service. One serving with the Royal Flying Corps During WW1 was credited as a fighter ace and was awarded the DCM the other served with Bomber Command (Pathfinders) during WW2.

Clare is the Archivist for 102 (Ceylon) Squadron Association and has completed a study of the war graves at Barmby Moor Churchyard in Yorkshire. She regularly carries out research into WW1 and WW2 Airmen and posts information in relation to this research on her website.

Website www.alliedairforceresearch.com
For many years now Clare has provided invaluable genealogy research material of a professional high standard, in support of our remembrance work in relation to the loss of fallen airmen. This in turn has helped us to bring assistance and closure for many families. Treehouse Genealogy has been an important addition to the collective work of our international team, and we look forward to our future work in this partnership, unravelling mysteries and recording previously untold details from the past together.
David King, (Chairman) Aircrew Remembrance Society, Buckinghamshire, England.

David King

David was first interested in aviation as a young boy, building balsa wood Keil Kraft models and Airfix kits, like any youngster growing up in the 1950’s and 1960’s. He and his brother would also often visit there local aerodrome White Waltham, and often cadge a flight which contributed greatly to his life time interest in aviation, with many of the war time aircraft still in use like Anson’s and Mosquitos still using the local airfields.

Chiltern Historical Aircraft Preservation Group (Here)

Booker Aircraft Museum (Here)

Aircrew Remembrance Society (Here)

Aviation Archeologist, Researcher, Aircraft Preservationist and contributor. For many decades we have worked with Ed in many fields, co-operating with him in recoveries which have also involved the search for missing airmen resulting in their recovery and dignified burial. Ed has also been involved in preserving and documenting numerous records. He has also been involved in many aircraft restoration projects.

Owner at B-17 Archaeology, Researcher, Aircraft Preservation, Restoration Contributor and interactive with us between our relative sites in these fields.
Specialises in the Boeing B-17 and is currently collecting relics relating to as many individual aircraft as possible, recording there histories and meeting with surviving veterans collecting personal stories and data.

Gregs website - www.b17archaeology.com

Aviation Archaeologist & High Ground Wreck Investigator.

Aviation Archaeologist, Researcher, Aircraft Preservation and Restoration contributor for many decades. Also served as secretary to the Booker Aircraft Museum.

Since the end of 2020 Nick has worked tirelessly in support of our memorial projects, coinciding with his own work in the field of remembrance.
Biography
Nick Ellins is the immediate past Chief Executive of the Energy & Utility Skills Group, the main skills and quality assurance body for the UK’s gas, power, water and waste management infrastructure utilities.
He has over 30 years’ experience in the utilities and rail industries, working in a variety of management roles across commercial, operational, and UK and European policy areas.
His previous roles include Deputy Chief Executive of the government consumer watchdog the Consumer Council for Water, Head of Consumer Strategy at the policy and trade association Water UK, senior management roles in contracting and manufacturing, Director of Policy for the Rail Delivery Group strategy body and Director of Policy for the Association of Train Operating Companies.
Nick is a Freeman of the City of London, a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Plumbers, Fellow and twice Past National President of the Institute of Water; Honorary Fellow of the Institution of Primary Engineers; Member of the Institution of Gas Engineers & Managers; Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers; Ambassador for Design and Technology; Member of Aston University Industrial Advisory Board - School of Engineering & Applied Science; A Supporting Partner of the Duke of Edinburgh Awards; Member of the Energy Industries Club and former Trustee and Board Member of the Federation of Industry Sector Skills & Standards

(Society Photographer and Pictorial Aviation Historian)

Paul has been a valid member of the society since its formation in 1994, and prior to this in association with The Booker Aircraft Museum. His photograph record of many of our activities over the years is a most valid contribution to our archives. Due to his interest in all aspects of aviation along with his work for the society, he has also amassed a unique historical record of photos relating to the following subjects.R.A.F. and U.S.A.A.F. Airfields, Control Towers and WW2 Air Base wall art.
R.A.F. and U.S.A.A.F. Memorials dedicated to Squadrons, Individual aircraft losses, and Individual Airmen.Other Miscellaneous Collections Include: Memorial dedications, Veterans reunions, Blue Plaque houses, Aircraft and Aviation Archaeology to name but a few.

Richard runs and owns UK Airfields, this website has many photographs of airfields and aviation related memorials from around the UK and overseas. All of the photos are taken by myself. Richard has been researching airfields and aviation memorials for many years now amassing a huge archive of photos going back a number of years.

Richard Continues to support the Society by contributing material from his own archives.

(Aviation Author and Historian) - The late Roger Freeman is best known for his historical reference books relating to the USAF 8th Airforce. Always willing to help and share information relating to any work we undertook in this field. Rogers legacy lives on in these works, books like The Mighty 8th War Diary, Airfields of the 8th, The Big Triangle First and many others still assist us daily in our research and remembrance of United States Airman.

Aviation Archeologist, Researcher, Aircraft Preservationist and contributor. For many decades we have worked with Rudiger in many fields, co-operating with him in recoveries Rudiger has also been involved in preserving and documenting numerous records. He has also been involved with The German War Graves Commission (Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge) in finding missing men both Luftwaffe and Wehrmacht.

Steve was one of the pioneers of what would come to be known as Aviation Archaeology, formerly as a member of the Wealden Aviation group and, amongst other things, one of the originators of the concept of a museum at Tangmere. Steve worked for many years with our previous Luftwaffe historian, he enriched the lives of all of us that were privileged to know him. 

We will never forget his friendship, kindness and his sense of humour, always the prankster and comedian he would often lead you on with some yarn, so you always had to stay sharp. Along with these precious memories Steve also leaves us another Legacy, that which is the large catalogue of historical aviation archives, work collated by him over many decades, much of which was undertaken before the computer age, when letter writing was the means of communication that had to be used. Without this painstaking work hundreds of documents, photos and stories would have been lost. The Aircrew Remembrance Society is proud to be able to reproduce much of his work in many of our web site remembrance pages, a legacy which now in turn is a lasting memorial of remembrance to this legend in our field. Our Missing Man, Our Friend, Steven Hall.

Aviation Archivist and Archaeology site registrar. (BA in history and an MA in social and cultural history)

Tamara's work in identifying and classifying items at our site locations enables us to produce detailed accounts of our excavations for the Ministry of Defence and relative Archaeology and historical bodies.

Tony is the Admin Of RAF Bomber Command Memorials, dedicated to researching the many types of memorials that exist to RAF Bomber Command across the UK, North & North West Europe and much further afield - Australia, Canada & New Zealand.

Tony is also the voluntary Memorials Archivist for the International Bomber Command Centre (IBCC)

 Tony continues to share his work with the society in remembrance of all who served.

Tony White, Archeologist & Historian, Drone operator, supporter.