Friends of the Fleet Air Arm


The Friends of the Fleet Air Arm Ring is dedicated to maintain the bond of Royal Navy and Commonwealth naval aviation and its heritage of aircraft, air squadrons, warships and aircraft carriers, naval air stations, associations, men and women.
Category: Royal Navy

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An online reproduction of the official onboard production of the 3rd commission magazine of HMS Ajax by a crew member at the time, 1966-1968.


Online Fleet Air Arm Bulletin Board 1939-1945 - the place where you can add comments or ask questions about the Fleet Air Arm or Naval Aviation in World War Two. If you have any requests for information about the Fleet Air Arm or Naval Aviation in general ask them here.


Comprehensive 1000 page website about the rich heritage of the Fleet Air Arm and the Royal Navy, including a significant section on Royal Navy and Commonwealth aircraft carriers and their squadrons.


WW2 Photos, Crossing the Line, Ceylon, India, HMS Carriers, Scotland, Ireland


A site for all ex field gunners to stay in touch and carry on the spirit of Field Gunning


HMS Indefatigable Association. WW2 Aircraft Carrier History, News and Notice Board.(Atlantic,EIF,BPF)


The Daedalus Virtual Aviation Heritage website - is about the heritage of the former Fleet Air Arm and RAF Headquarters at Lee-on-the-Solent, 1917-2001. It includes virtual aircraft collections, airfield architecture info and a detailed history of the site, as well as a guest book to find lost shipmates or leave your memories.


Stew Campbell joined 830 Squadron in Malta in July 1941, where he flew Swordfish against ships supplying Rommel's Afrika Korps. He was captured by the Italians and held at Montalbo, Padula and Bologna, before being transferred to Marlag Nord in Germany. He escaped in January 1944, after which he was a test pilot with ATDU near Gosport, and then Senior Pilot with 811, the first FAA Mosquito Squadron.


History of aviation in Hampshire over past 100 years.Airfields(links to my "Hampshire Airfields" website with individual pages for each airfield),manufacturers,crash sites,museums etc.


Site launched to help raise funds to save the last British Built Second World War Aircraft Carrier and bring her back to the UK as a RN and FAA Museum