The legal bit

This is a non commercial site, I have made use of materials that are in the public domain and where possible I have acknowledged the resource.

I have made every attempt to contact and gain permission for text and images. I have no wish to upset or anger anyone, therefore in the event I have used materials for which you hold the copyright please advise me (see the contact page for details) and I will either immediately remove it, or if you will grant me permission to continue using/displaying your work I will acknowledge your copyright and or link to your own web site.

In a similar manner you may use the written materials here with due acknowledgement, reference back to this web site -

http://www.rafcranage.org.uk

I ask that no photographic material may be used without permission, simply to avoid angering any of the potential copyright holders.

Kind Regards

Craig Singleton

Photographs

Airspeed Oxford - http://www.flyhis.dk - Danish Air Force web-site

Avro Anson - http://www.wwiivehicles.com - Comprehensive guide to vehicles from 27 countries

Avro Manchester - http://www.airforce.forces.gc.ca - National Defence and the Canadian Forces web-site

Avro Tudor - http://www.aviapc.com - Aviation Postcard Club web-site

Avro Tutor - http://www.airliners.net - Airplane Information, Photos and News web-site [photo copyright Mick Bajcar]

Boulton Paul Defiant - http://www.aeroflight.co.uk - Extensive collection of information for aviation enthusiasts web-site

Cierva Air Horse - http://www.aviastar.org - Rotorcraft web-site covering a huge list of helicopters

Curtiss P-36 Hawk - http://www.wwiivehicles.com - Comprehensive guide to vehicles from 27 countries

de Havilland Tiger Moth - http://thingsthatflyandstuff.blogspot.com - Stunning 'blog' of all things that fly

Fairey Battle - http://www.nzetc.org - New Zealand Electronic Text Centre, part of the University of Wellington Library

Hawker Hind - http://www.military-aircraft.org.uk - Exceptional web-site containing information and images of Military Aircraft

Hawker Hurricane - http://www.happyorange.org.uk - Photography web-site with a small but interesting selection of aircraft

Lockheed Hudson - Public Domain

Miles Magister - http://ajbrown.me.uk - Personal web-site containing information on No.65 (East India) Squadron

Vickers Wellington - http://www.historyjournal.co.uk - An interesting web-site aiming to publish little-known and interesting historical information

Westland Lysander - http://fleetairarmarchive.net - Extensive information on the Fleet Air Arm

Bristol Blenheim - http://www.richard-seaman.com - Personal website containing some great photographs from various air shows.

 

Books

Cheshire Airfields of the Second World War - Author: Aldon Ferguson - Published by Countryside Books - http://www.countrysidebooks.co.uk/book-catalogue-book-details.php?book=1489

Eyes of the Night [The Air Defence of the North Western England 1940 - 1941] - Authors Joe Bamford & Ron Collier - Published by Pen & Sword Books - http://www.pen-and-sword.co.uk/?product_id=823

Wings of White Linen - Author: Derek J. Inskeep - Published by Brookmark Publications.

 

Internet

Aircraft information from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License -  http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

U.S.A.A.F. No.14 Liaison Squadron - Author Tony Harratt [If you are in contact with Mr Harratt, please ask him to contact me

This web site has been created and is maintained by Craig Singleton.

I am in no way an expert on the R.A.F., WWII or Aircraft etc. I am a keen, enthusiastic amateur doing what I can to present the history of R.A.F. Cranage via this site. It therefore has to be said, that without the help of the following people, the site would not exist at all.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The information presented on the site is a combination of many hours of research by friends, acquaintances and myself.

Errors in grammar and spelling etc. are mine, please feel free to point anything out that requires change.

Errors in research are fortunately not something that happens often and I am more than happy to make alterations accordingly. If you come across such an error then again, please contact me, and we can arrange to update the site.

Personnel and or their relatives -

WO/AG Alfred Prentice

Sgt. Stanley A. Hibbert - via his grand daughter Helen

Richard Smithson - via his nephew David

Ivan N. Robinson - via his niece Gayle

Flt. Sgt. Stan Pascoe

F/Lt. Norman Turner DFC DFM - via his son Allan

Sqn. Ldr. Alan Nicoll

Edward Merry - via his son Ted

Sgt. Plt. Leslie Landells

Cyril Swindells

Hugh Grant-Dalton

Horton S. Rathbone - via his son Jeremy

Walter Barnard

Abigail Tompkins & Colin Campbell - via their daughter Helen

Eric Leach

Rosemary Peters - via her daughter Sue

Winston Crompton - via his son Mike

Stan Bartlett

Roger Bowers

Gerald T. B. Hudson

David Whitcombe

Bernard Ellis

Jim Magnall

Arthur J. Woodhams

Geoff. W. Jaques

Edith Glover

Charles Greer

Researchers, authors and land owners -

Hugh ‘Budgie’ Budgen

Charlotte Peters Rock

Aldon P. Ferguson

Randy Bradfield

Roland Griffith

Pat Morrey

Brian Lowe

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