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AIRFIELD RESEARCH GROUP MAGAZINE. CONTENTS TO JUNE 2017 FFoouurr DDeeccaaddeess ooff tthhee AAiirrffiieelldd RReesseeaarrcchh GGrroouupp MMaaggaazziinnee CCoonntteennttss IInnddeexx ffrroomm DDeecceemmbbeerr 11997777 ttoo JJuunnee 22001177 1977 1987 1997 6 pages 28 pages 40 pages © Airfield Research Group 2017 2007 2017 40 pages VVeerrssiioonn 22:: JJuullyy 22001177 48 pages Page 1 File version: July 2017 AIRFIELD RESEARCH GROUP MAGAZINE. CONTENTS TO JUNE 2017 AIRFIELD REVIEW The Journal of the Airfield Research Group The journal was initially called Airfield Report, then ARG Newsletter, finally becoming Airfield Review in 1985. The number of pages has varied from initially just 6, occasio- nally to up to 60 (a few issues in c.2004). Typically 44, recent journals have been 48. There appear to have been three versions of the ARG index/ table of contents produced for the magazine since its conception. The first was that by David Hall c.1986, which was a very detailed publication and was extensively cross-referenced. For example if an article contained the sentence, ‘The squadron’s flights were temporarily located at Tangmere and Kenley’, then both sites would appear in the index. It also included titles of ‘Books Reviewed’ etc Since then the list has been considerably simplified with only article headings noted. I suspect that to create a current cross-reference list would take around a day per magazine which equates to around eight months work and is clearly impractical. The second version was then created in December 2009 by Richard Flagg with help from Peter Howarth, Bill Taylor, Ray Towler and myself. A third index was then generated by the late Jim Hope in MS Excel spreadsheet format which made sorting by both date and article title very easy. Unfortunately it did not include numerous minor articles, many of which were extremely good. So, this list has been compiled from Richard’s 2009 list and has been significantly updated. It was found there were a lot of inconsistencies in that list (not in any way due to Richard). These included confusingly and incorrectly titled articles, e.g. there would be a ‘Part 2’ but apparently no ‘Part 1’. (This was often due to the original article having a different title). Also many titles need augmenting, e.g. ‘Two Control Towers’ (which two), Further Airfield Visits ? I have corrected a number of these, but there is still a lot more to be done; many titles offer no hint as to the article’s content. A title can be a multi-page in-depth article, or sometimes just a single fuzzy photograph. In essence each and every magazine needs to be appraised – a time-consuming job, akin to painting the Forth Bridge. Hence this document is still very much work-in-progress. It is hoped that a future version will correct a significant number of these inconsistencies. NB: the ‘regulars’ for the magazine are shown in green. Updated and reformatted: Graham Crisp, July 2017 Page 2 File version: July 2017 AIRFIELD RESEARCH GROUP MAGAZINE. CONTENTS TO JUNE 2017 AIRFIELD REPORT VOLUME 1 NO.1 – APPROX DEC 1977? (AR1) Editorial Visiting Airfields SLGs and RLGs Are You Aware or Did You Know? AIRFIELD REPORT VOLUME 1 NO.2 – UNDATED (AR2) Editorial Broadwell Tower The Story of RAF Harrowbeer AIRFIELD REPORT THEN BECAME ARG NEWSLETTER ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 1 NO.3 – AUG 78 (AR3) Editorial Library Landings Where Have All the Aeroplanes Gone? Kings Cliffe – A Fighter Field Airfield Visit [Kings Cliffe] ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 1 NO.4 – UNDATED (AR4) Editorial Group Visits Library Landings Exchanging Airfield Photographs Chalgrove Airfield Unusual Buildings at Langham, Norfolk ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 1 NO.5 – DEC 1978 / JAN 1979 (AR5) Editorial Library Landings Horsham St Faith Aerial Airfield Photos Whitchurch Airport Kimbolton 1845 ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 1 NO.6 – UNDATED (AR6) Library Landings Editorial Horsham St Faith (Continued) RAF Bishop’s Court ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 2 NO.1 – OCT 78? (AR7) Editorial Library Landings Book Reviews Croydon Airport Society Working Day A Short History of RAF Digby RAF Station Worksop ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 2 NO.2 – UNDATED (AR8) Editorial Library Landings RAF Station Winthorpe ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 2 NO.3 – UNDATED (AR9) Editorial Thorpe Abbots A Visit to Framlingham Fowlmere, One or Two Airfields? Eight in Eight Hours (Notts / Leics area) The Half Moon Pub, Rushall ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 2 NO.4 – UNDATED (AR10) Editorial Library Landings Area Group Leaders Mayday Column Disappearing Airfields Airfield and Airport Information Services Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire Desborough Page 1 File version: July 2017 AIRFIELD RESEARCH GROUP MAGAZINE. CONTENTS TO JUNE 2017 ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 2 NO.5 – UNDATED (AR11) Editorial Mayday Column Bitteswell, Leicestershire Disappearing Airfields Airfield Names A Visit to Tangmere Fred Cubberley Describes his Tower Visits, 1978 Further Airfield Visits North Witham ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 2 NO.6 – (AR12) NOT PUBLISHED ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 2 NO.7 – UNDATED (AR13) Editorial AGM Mayday Column Library Landings Publications Received Airfield Plans Airfield Snippets ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 2 NO.8 – UNDATED (AR14) Editorial Mayday Column Important News RAF Moreton-in-Marsh Are You Hung Up on Hangars? Airfield Snippets RAF Edgehill Where is that Hangar Now? ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 2 NO.9 – UNDATED (AR15) Editorial Minutes of 1980 Meeting Mayday Column What Do You Want? ARG Raffle Airfield Snippets Extra Snippets Airfield Spotlight Airfields in Norfolk ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 2 NO.10 – UNDATED (AR16) Editorial Book Review Memories Passing Airfields More About Airfields – East Wretham Airfield Snippets Airfield Photographs Exchange The Castle Bromwich Airfield and Aircraft Factory A Visit to Scotland A Hampshire Landmark ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 2 NO.11 – UNDATED (AR17) Editorial Library Landings Mayday Column Yorkshire Eight Airfield Snippets A Reported Tour South Wales Airfields Newsletter Addendum ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 2 NO.12 – UNDATED (AR18) Editorial Publications Received Disused Airfields as Industrial Archaeology Wash in wartime Tibenham, Norfolk A Journey, (Snailwell, Gransden etc) A History of RAF Greenham Common A Visit to RAF Bentley Priory, Stanmore Of Fuel and Fences, (GPSS) ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 2 NO.13 – UNDATED (AR19) Editorial Mayday! Library Landings Airfields, (some minor sites in Norfolk) Pulham, After the Airships Basic History of RAF Cardington and Current Activities Locations of Chichester Airfields Airfield Snippets Page 2 File version: July 2017 AIRFIELD RESEARCH GROUP MAGAZINE. CONTENTS TO JUNE 2017 AR VOLUME THREE DOES NOT EXIST ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 4 NO.1 – UNDATED (AR20) Editorial Library Landings Glatton – A Fen Airfield ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 4 NO.2 – UNDATED (AR22) Editorial ARG Constitution and Rules Mayday Mayday Watch Office Chat Airfields in the News Airfield Snippets – South and South-West ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 4 NO.3 – UNDATED (AR22) Editorial Library Landings Watch Office Chat A Brief History of RAF Manby Oil Charter to Curacao, 1947 Style ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 4 NO.4 – UNDATED (AR23) Mayday! Mayday! Broxbourne Firbeck, Yorks Recollections of Building a Bomber Base ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 4 NO.5 – UNDATED (AR24) Editorial Airfield Snippets Watch Office Chat Radar Stations, South-West England – WW II Warboys Chain Gang Walsall/Aldridge, Staffs ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 4 NO.6 – UNDATED (AR25) Editorial Library Landings Bircham Newton (Norfolk) – UT to WWII York Clifton (Part 1) Airfield Snippets Minor Aerodromes ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 5 NO.1 – UNDATED (AR26) Editorial Library Landings A National Serviceman in Shropshire, 1953–55 RNAS Crimond Goxhill, Lincolnshire ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 5 NO.2 – UNDATED (AR27) Chairman’s Report Editorial Library Landings Travelling Problems (various sites, Dorset, Wilts, Devon) Comments on Hangar Types RAF Hendon, 1944–45 ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 5 NO.3 – UNDATED (AR28) Editorial Library Landings Airfield News Mayday Column Barford St John (Oxon) Airfield Snippets Exotic Birds – South and South-West England RAF Kemble Page 3 File version: July 2017 AIRFIELD RESEARCH GROUP MAGAZINE. CONTENTS TO JUNE 2017 ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 5 NO.4 – DEC 1982 / JAN 1983 (AR29) Library Landings Seething, 1960 Stars and Stripes in the South-West Airfield Snippets Bircham Newton (continued) WWII to Date ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 5 NO.5 – FEB / MAR 1983 (AR30) History of Middle Wallop, Hampshire Ancient Monuments Post-War Rackheath Old warden – Before the Open Days ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 5 NO.6 – APR/MAY 1983 (AR31) Editorial Library Landings Mayday! Mayday! Chairman’s Report Early Aviation at Huntingdon Aircraft Sheds / Hangars Sibson ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 6 NO.1 / 2 (DOUBLE ISSUE) – UNDATED (AR32 / 33) Editorial Agenda Airfield News Library Landings Questionnaire Form Mayday! Mayday! The ARG and the Future Known Decoy Sites Inspecting Airfield Camouflage over Scotland RAF Oakington Yorkshire News Airfields in Northern Scotland Inter-War and WWII Watch Offices/Control Towers WWII USAAF Stations / Airfield Names ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 6 NO.3 – JUN 1984 (AR34) Editorial AGM 84 Library Landings Amendments News and Information Old Buckenham, Norfolk Earlham Park, Norfolk Wroughton ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 6 NO.4 – SEP 1984 (AR35) Library Landings Mayday! Mayday! Airfield Snippets Hemswell Wartime Two-Letter Identity Codes Rattlesden – Current Use Return to Methwold ARG NEWSLETTER VOL 6 NO.5 – JAN 1985 (AR36) Chairman’s Letter Editorial Mayday! Mayday! Library Landings Airfield News and Snippets RAF Calshot, 1913–16 Nostalgia (Salisbury Plain airfields) RAF Upavon Wiltshire Wanderings Harling Road Marham Yorkshire Air Museum Blackbushe Airport Historical Research Project on Woodley Aerodrome, Reading ARG NEWSLETTER THEN BECAME AIRFIELD REVIEW AR VOL 7 NO.1 – JUN 1985 (AR37) Editorial AGM Report Airfield News RAF Molesworth Aircraft Arrester Gear Heacham, Norfolk WWII Airfield Construction No.28 Satellite Landing Ground, Barton Abbey No.274 Maintenance Unit, Swannington etc (Mosquito storage) Page 4 File version: July 2017 AIRFIELD RESEARCH GROUP MAGAZINE. CONTENTS TO JUNE 2017 AR VOL 7 NO.2 – JUL 1985 (AR38) Editorial Letters Airfield News Help wanted Memories of Hinstock Aerodrome Barrage Balloon Depots Development of Airfield Landing Grounds Airfield Building Types, No.1 – AML Bombing Teacher Airfields Abroad Lowestoft, Suffolk Southern wanderings RAF/AAC Netheravon AR VOL 7 NO.3 – SEP 1985 (AR39) Current Research in Progress Editorial Readers Letters New Publications and Book reviews Airfield News South Marston – An Outline History Airfield Abroad Airfield Building Types, No.2 – Gymnasium/Church/Cinema Pre-history of Wroughton Airfield Early Memories of Oulton Jottings from Northern Ireland 816th Engineer Battalion in WWII Recollections of RAF Linton-on-Ouse AR VOL 7 NO.4 – JAN 1986 (AR40) Editorial Readers' Letters Airfield News Airfields Abroad Book Reviews New Publications AAF Numbers, Revised RAF Foulsham, Part 1 South Marston -An Outline History, Part 2 RAF Lindholme Airfield Building Types, No.3 – Turret Trainer Building Short-lived East Anglian Aerodromes RAF Westley - Bury St Edmunds Poling - A Mystery Airstrip The Development of Airfield Landing Grounds, Part 2 The Use of Barrage Balloons The Great Aerial Display - Mousehold Heath, 1929 Last Surviving Target Screen A Christmas Incident at Hinstock Postscript to Action Stations An introduction to Temporary Prefabricated Buildings A Recent Airfields Tour AR VOL 8 NO.1 – MAY 1986 (AR41) Editorial Readers’ Letters Airfield News Airfield Memorials Book reviews Publications &New Publications Hampstead Norris RAF Foulsham, Part 2 Memories of a Wimbledon Childhood Hamble Happenings Waterbeach at War Airfields Abroad Current Research in Progress Ensbury Park, Bournemouth Airfield Building Types, No.4 – Stand-by Set Houses RAF Tilstock and Sleap AAF Numbers Update Mystery Photographs AR VOL 8 NO.2 – UNDATED (AR42) Editorial Readers' Letters Airfield News Memorials Book Reviews RAF Hurn Seething Tower Restoration Airfield Building Types, No.5 – Bessonneau Hangar (Type H) West Country Wander AR VOL 8 NO.3 – SEP 1986 (AR43) Editorial Group News News Current Research In Progress Airfield Artwork Yorkshire Air Museum, Elvington Aircraft Arrester Systems Airfields Abroad Royal Air Force Y-Service Stations Tangmere Revisited, 17 August, 1986 The Demise of Woodley’s Wind Tunnel Mystery Photographs Airfield Building Types, No.6 – Development of the War Time Parachute Store Page 5 File version: July 2017 AIRFIELD RESEARCH GROUP MAGAZINE. CONTENTS TO JUNE 2017 AR VOL 8 NO.4 – UNDATED (AR44) Editorial Group News News Current Research in Progress Book Review Help Line Letters Memorials Llandow – The Story of an Airfield Mystery Photos Airfield Factories in the North West During the Second World War Airfield Building Types, No.7 – Wartime Control Towers. A New Interpretation? AR VOL 9 NO.1 – UNDATED (AR45) Editorial Group News News Helpline Nostalgia Decoy Airfield at Houghton Military Glider Pilot Training RAF Foulsham, Part 3 Lundy – An Aviation Enthusiasts Guide Machine Gun Mishaps on Airfields of the Eighth Essex Memorials De Havillands, Salisbury Hall Airfield Building Types, No.8 – Watch Office With Tower (Fort Type), 1936–38 A Review of Statutory Listing and Aviation Associated Structures Standardisation of Code Symbols for Navigation Aids, March 1947 Rare Surviving 1913-type Aircraft Hangar with Murket Bros, in Germaine St, Huntingdon The Aircraft Industry and its Contribution to Solving the Housing Shortage of the Immediate Post War Period AR VOL 9 NO.2 – UNDATED (AR46) Editorial Group News Back Issues Letters to the Editor Current Research Memorials News Wattisham – Tail of Two Units! Haddenham, Bucks Oakington, Cambridgeshire Stoke Orchard, Glos York / Clifton / Rawcliffe Aviation Societies Crail Airfield Building Types, No.9 – Link Trainer RAF Maintenance Units Military Glider Pilot Training, continued AR VOL 9 NO.3 AND 4 (DOUBLE ISSUE) – AUG 1988 (AR47 /48) Editorial Current Research Stall Book Reviews Memorials AA Landing Grounds Hesketh Park, Southport Airfield Building Types, No.10 – Torpedo Attack Trainer (TAT) Airfield Building Types, No.11 – World War One End Opening Hangars AR VOL 10 NO.1 (MARKED AS NO.2) – OCT 1988 (AR49) Editorial News & Group News Book Reviews Letters to the Editor Helpline Memorials The Clubmobile, Memories from Dick Wickham Anthorn Airfield Plan Ashbourne Airfield, July 1988 Hard Aircraft Emplacements of WWII Restoration of the Brooklands Aero Club House The Honington Raider Artists of the Eighth in East Anglia AML Bombing Teacher (Revised) Airfield Building Types, 12 – Decontamination Buildings Plan of Ayr Airfield The Supply of Explosives and Ammunition to the RAF during WWII, Part 1 Page 6 File version: July 2017 AIRFIELD RESEARCH GROUP MAGAZINE. CONTENTS TO JUNE 2017 AR VOL 10 NO.2 – APR 1989 (AR50) Editorial Letters to the Editor Memorials Helpline News Book Reviews Turret Instructional Building Type A and B revised Arbroath Airfield Plan RAF Ayr – Liberator Accident, 14 August 1941 An Afternoon Out (Metfield) Airfield Building Types, No.13 – Hutting, 1935–44 The Supply of Explosives and Ammunition to the RAF during the WWII, Part 2 Twenty Eight Thousand a Year, The Aircraft Storage Units, 1939-45 AR VOL 10 NO.3 – SEP 1989 (AR51) Editorial Helpline Airfield News Memorials Book Review Airfield Plan – Bramcote We Found a Fortress The Squadron, North Weald Filming of the ‘Memphis Belle’ Hullavington – Showplace for the Expansion Scheme AR52 (VOL 10 NO.4) – DEC 1989 Editorial Airfield News Memorials Helpline Book Reviews The German Military Cemetery in Nazareth, Israel Grimsby Airfield, 1989 Hardwick Remembered Airships at Lenabo The Supply of Explosives and Ammunition to the RAF, Part 3 Some notes on Ansty Airfield RNAS Westgate – Flying from Thanet’s First Aerodrome Hangars on the Bomber Bases Airfield Sites Where Safeguarding has been Relinquished AR53 (VOL 11 NO.1) – MAY 1990 Editorial Airfield News Book Reviews Helpline Short Notes Crossword Membership Questionnaire Results The Memorial at Tempsford North Killingholme Airfield, 1990 First Flight – Bungay / Flixton Postscript to ‘Britain’s Military Airfields 1939-45’ Limavady, Co Derry The Role of N. Ireland’s Airbases in WWII The Old Control Tower Surplus to Requirements – airfields that weren’t! Fairford – A Base for Bigger Aircraft Some Notes on the Allocation of Dispersals ‘Varsity’ Tour, 1989 A History of Two Aircraft Hangars at Brooklands, Weybridge RNAS Hangars AR54 /55 (VOL 11 NO.2 /3) – DEC 1990 Editorial Letters to the Editor Helpline Crossword Solution Memorials Book Reviews News and Current Status Miscellaneous News The 200 Yard Moving Target Range ‘Memphis Belle’, A Review RAF Binbrook Gunslingers Saunders-Roe’s Airfield at Chertsey Meads, 1942-44 Belfast Truss Roofs Cruden Bay, a spot overshadowed by other events The Fate of Wellington W5653 My Memories of Fairford Twinwood Farm – An Update Radar Stations, South West England, 1940–50s Silent Sentinels of Lincolnshire Kallang Airport, Singapore The Wendling Mural Relics at Haddenham (Thame) Relics at Fowlmere Some Decoy Sites in Norfolk and Suffolk RAF Habbaniya Walsall Airport Notes RAF East Moor RAF Harwell EFTS to Industrial Park, Shellingford Airfields on the Other Side – Luftwaffe Bases in Northern France, Belgium and Holland Supplementary Material to that in ‘Britain’s Military Airfields 1939-45’ by D J Smith Page 7 File version: July 2017 AIRFIELD RESEARCH GROUP MAGAZINE. CONTENTS TO JUNE 2017 AR56 (VOL 11 NO.4) – APR 1991 Editorial Letter to the Editor News and Status Other News Help Wanted Memorials Book Reviews Ghostly Experiences Military Cemetery, North Coates Village Books on Manchester Airport Moving Target Ranges Airfields on the Other Side, Part 2 Norwich Airports Post War Newtownards Airfield, Co. Down Kessingland (Suffolk) Where Grand Slams Used to Lie, RAF Woodhall Spa Meir Airport, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs Breighton Airfield RAF Feltwell, Norfolk Lyneham, Birthplace of Long Range Air Transport Reidy’s Ramblings RAF Binbrook RAF Elmswell Chipping Warden, report on a visit to this station 20th July 1944 AR57 – AUG 1991 Editorial Errata News and Status Other News Letter to the Editor To All Members of the ARG Replica Control Tower Grimsby Aerodrome, Municipal Hangar Type ‘B’ An Anglian Tour, 1991 Sywell Aerodrome RAF Railway Systems Hawkinge (Kent), 1919 Acaster Malbis Where has my airfield gone (Chipping Ongar) Nick Rambles Too Moody’s Down Farm, Hants – A Possible Airfield Aviation Research Abridge Aerodrome, 1932–37 Lost Seaplane Base National Aircraft Factory No.3 – Aintree, Liverpool RAF Biggin Hill, 1919 London South (Gatwick) Airport – Martello Air Station Terminal, 1936 AR58 – OCT 1991 Editorial Errata Memorials Letters to the Editor Book Reviews News and Status Helpline Ancient Landings Midland / Odessa Tower, Texas Control Tower at Fearn More on Shellingford Bottesford Aerodrome Wyton Plan Upper Heyford PlanResearching ALGs in Kent Thorpe Abbotts Museum Oldham-Hollinwood, etc (in WWI) Some further notes on RAF Hullavington Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge Railway Manchester has a new T2 AR59 – APR 1992 Editorial News and Status Other News Memorials Notes on… Letters to the Editor Book Reviews Membership Interests Co-ordination Additional Notes on German Airfields in France Air Publication 4488A – Aircraft Hangars Hoopers (West London aircraft manufacturers) Morgan & Co (Leighton Buzzard) RAF Station Wickenby The Story of an Airfield – Long Kesh The Caravan Hard Standing Swindon Airport Royal Air Force Stanbridge RAF Debden, 1947 RAF Atcham, 1947 Hucknall, Nottinghamshire Alexandra Park or Didsbury Airfield A Visit to Marseille-Kaserne Oldham Aircraft Factory Assembling Sheds at Oldham The troubled beginnings of RAF Woodhall Spa Page 8 File version: July 2017

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Warboys Chain Gang . Ayr Airfield. The Supply of Explosives and Ammunition to the RAF during WWII, Part 1 Gunslingers .. Management Committee and Ed Team Announcement The RAF Fauld Disaster – Britain's Biggest Explosion .. Caxton Gibbet and Denton EFTS Relief Landing Grounds.
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