About ABCT
Since 1909, the airfields of Britain have proved to be the greatest assets this country has ever seen. Phenomenally brilliant places which have benevolently revolutionised everyday life. Massive winners and achievers, endlessly fascinating and important beyond all belief. But where is the recognition?
Now at long last a brand new charity is in action to counter this sheer unfairness. The Airfields of Britain Conservation Trust is designed to reverse this trend and honour in constructive ways our premier historical sites. Memorials will be erected at disused airfields. Information will be gathered and made available to boost existing airfield history. Education support will be provided to help enthusiastic young people secure airfield or aviation-related employment.
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Airfield Marker Locations Unveiled
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Can you help? ABCT is looking for people local to these sites to photograph the plaques that are there: Lullington, Derbyshire Upper Dysart (Montrose), Angus Oban (Ganavan Sands), Argyllshire Prawle Point, Devon Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex Winterton, Lincolnshire Godmersham, Kent Hoprig Mains, East Lothian Penston, East Lothian Scapa, Orkney Islands Plaques similar to the one shown below for...