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Page last updated on Saturday, 16-Jan-2010
Come in and find out about the Society, who we are and what we do, and learn about the Spitfire and the people who designed, built, maintained and flew the most famous British fighter aircraft of World War II (and possibly of all time).
This is not just history- there are more Spitfires around flying now than there has been since the early 1950's.
Find out why we are so fascinated by this unique aircraft.
The Spitfire Society
PO Box 202,
Biggin Hill,
Westerham,
TN16 9DA
United Kingdom
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News
I'd had a great 2009 year displaying the Historic Aircraft Collection Hawker Nimrod and Hurricane. I was in Canada flying the Vintage Wings Harvard and P40 Kittyhawk and just before I was due to leave to go home to the UK it is their Tiger Moth that nearly kills me! My back, right ankle, a number of ribs and my left hand were all broken and I had 32 stitches in my face.
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Unveiling of Sir Keith Parks Statue Trafalgar Square
On Wednesday November 4th, 2009 Central London was the focus of a memorable event. Some key members of the Spitfire Society were present as invited guests at the unveiling of a statue of Air Chief Marshall Sir Keith Park in Trafalgar Square.M,
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RJ Mitchell Statue Unveiled -
Wing Commander Peter Ayerst, Alan Cohen, and Val Leggett, were invited to the Science Museum in London on 24 September, 2009, where a statue of R J Mitchell was unveiled by Emma, his great granddaughter.
Obituary
5th Earl of Gainsborough
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