Honiley Aerobatics Competition
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Honiley Aerobatics Competition
Sorry to intrude but I was wondering if anyone has information about
the Honiley Aerobatics Competition between the wars? I have a watch
(rather battered) with the inscription "Presented to Alfred John
Phillips, Winner of the Honiley Aerobatics Competition 3 years running
1934 1935 1936)" Alfred being my Grandfather, he died in 1937 when my
father was 12, so I never met him
I would be grateful for any information
the Honiley Aerobatics Competition between the wars? I have a watch
(rather battered) with the inscription "Presented to Alfred John
Phillips, Winner of the Honiley Aerobatics Competition 3 years running
1934 1935 1936)" Alfred being my Grandfather, he died in 1937 when my
father was 12, so I never met him
I would be grateful for any information
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Slight thread creep!
When the Auxilliary squadrons reformed after WW2 605 went to Honiley, having been at Castle Bromwich before the war. I was on 605 for a while and Honiley of that era was obviously a standard WW2 build. Was there an airfield of some kind at Honiley in the 'thirties?
When the Auxilliary squadrons reformed after WW2 605 went to Honiley, having been at Castle Bromwich before the war. I was on 605 for a while and Honiley of that era was obviously a standard WW2 build. Was there an airfield of some kind at Honiley in the 'thirties?
