is a site belonging
to Dutch Stirling enthusiast Peter van Gelderen. He is well known to us at The Stirling Project.
Peter has a very interesting site with lots of useful information: http://www.stirling.box.nl
exists to keep ex-Stirling people in touch. To receive further information or become a member
contact: Dennis Royston, 'Vandere', Westfield Road, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, TA8 2AW. Tel: 01278 793637:
http://stirlingaircraftsoc.raf38group.org/
The RAF Museum at
Hendon in London houses the Bomber Command Museum. A Lancaster and
Wellington bomber can be seen on display and there is a wreck of a
Halifax but there is no Stirling as yet to grace the halls of the
Bomber Command
Museum: http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk
is one of the leading magazines for the aviation enthusiast.
Much of it covers the World War II period: http://www.flypast.com
This site is helping to raise funds for The Halifax Reconstruction Project who are re-building
a Halifax bomber in Canada, recovered from a Norwegian lake: http://www.halibag.com/
The Bomber Command Historical Society exists to provide a focal point for researchers and enthusiasts of Bomber Command alike.
Includes an online application form:
http://www.hellzapoppin.demon.co.uk
The 57 Rescue pages are dedicated to the preservation of the Handley-Page Halifax. Of the 6,178 four- engined heavy bombers built during
the Second World War, all but three incomplete specimens remain:
http://www.57rescue.org
The 7 Squadron Association keeps ex-squadron members in touch with re-unions and a magazine. Some members are ex-Stirling:
http://www.7squadronassociation.org/
The Ulster Aviation Society pages:
http://www.ulsteraviationsociety.co.uk
The Glider Assault Trust is dedicated to the reconstruction of a Horsa glider, which were towed by Stirlings on airborne operations.
