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LINKS

The following links are presented in no particular order.
A brief description of each site is given where appropriate.

Frank Mares ~ "Mission Accomplished"

http://www.grubstreet.co.uk/mission_accomplished.htm

The Harrowbeer Interest Group have been instrumental in getting the memoirs of Frank Mares printed in English. It was previously only available in Czechoslovakian.

www.dunkeswellmemorialmuseum.org.uk

A website about Dunkeswell Airfield and its Museum

http://www.rafdavidstowmoor.org

A website about another of our local Airfields, this one's in Cornwall and well worth visiting

www.bucklandmonachorum.org.uk

Website for the Parish of Buckland Monachorum, (in which Harrowbeer lies)

www.drakesdartmoor.co.uk

Another website covering the Parish of Buckland Monachorum

http://www.atlantikwall.co.uk/

A website mainly about the French side of the Channel but with plenty of interesting information about wartime remains in England too.

http://www.rafcommands.com

An excellent site about the RAF. Use this to find where certain squadrons were during the war.

http://www.worldwar2exraf.co.uk/

Radio Devon have a feature on us (19th April 2005) (N.B. I haven't found it yet!)

www.bbc.co.uk/devon

The UK's last flying B17 is under threat from the EU.
Check out the details and help by clicking on the link below.

http://www.sallyb.org.uk

Air of Authority ~ A History of RAF Organisation

www.rafweb.org

This site has some great information about the 617 Squadron and the Dambuster raid

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/julie.bell102/index.html

There is also an associated site at:

http://www.thedambusters.org.uk

Britain's first national airfield charity, acknowledging the unique
contribution of Britain's premier historical sites

www.abct.org.uk