Aircrew Remembrance Society Foundation & History
by David King:
by David King:
The society is owned and run by my son Alexander David King who is also the founder of the society’s web site and is also its comprehensive designer.
The Society's Foundation History covers over more than five decades, this period is divided into three main sections, these sections cover the years from 1971 - to the present day. These sections have been set up to present our extensive back catalog which covers a wide selection of aviation related activities many being produced here for the first time.
Chapter one
The first 11 years in which aircraft crash sites in Buckinghamshire and the surrounding counties were investigated and compiled into a comprehensive lost list. Many site investigations and a number of major aircraft recoveries took place.
Chapter Two
By 1981 a number of the larger items recovered from crash sites were stored in one of the main hangars at Booker Airfield, the need for them to be preserved, displayed and researched became the most prominent focus for our Chairman David King at this time. This chapter therefor describes the building of the Booker Aircraft Museum and its development.
Chapter Three
In April 1994 the Aircrew Remembrance Society was formed, enabling us to continue our research and remembrance work. This section covers the Society's development activities in all work categories we cover, and in turn explains the Society's development and website evolution.
In April 1994 the Aircrew Remembrance Society was formed, enabling us to continue our research and remembrance work. This section covers the Society's development activities in all work categories we cover, and in turn explains the Society's development and website evolution.
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