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Latest comment: 2 months ago by WendlingCrusader in topic Useful links
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Some of these sources might make it to the 'front page' in due course, but for now I am gathering everything here, so that they might be available for anyone to follow-up, even if it turns out that some of them are not WP:RS. (At this stage I haven't even checked which links are still 'live', except those that are 'blue')

  1. 2 BFTS; Polaris Flight Academy, Lancaster, CA
  2. 4 BFTS; IWM American Archive
  3. 4 BFTS; MesaAZ.gov news Dec 20, 2024 Honoring History: Falcon Field Airport... Plaque for WWII British Cadets
  4. 5 BFTS; www.5bfts.org.uk
  5. 5 BFTS; 5 BFTS Association Xmas 2021 Newsletter
  6. 5 BFTS; www.clewistonmuseum.org
  7. 5 BFTS; www.erau.edu/archives (Embry-Riddle)
  8. 5 BFTS; http;//commons.erau.edu/clewiston-beyond/1/ (Embry-Riddle, pilot cadet George Hogarth)
  9. 5 BFTS; www.frederickjbrittain.com (pilot cadet Frederick J Brittain)
  10. 5 BFTS; www.vickersvaliant.com (pilot cadet Roy Maher, DFC)
  • Largent, Jesse Willard (2000), RAF Wings Over Florida: Memories of World War II British Air Cadets, Purdue University Press; illustrated edition edition ISBN-10: 1557532036
  • The Falcon (Magazine of No. 4 British Flying Training School, Mesa, Arizona, USA) Reunion of Falcon Field Association - Solihull - May 24th to 27th, 1992. 132pp (Compiled and presented by Bill McCash, AFM and Ken Holmes, OBE)

WendlingCrusader (talk) 16:54, 4 May 2026 (UTC)Reply