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WELCOME ABOARD

This site is an attempt to tell the stories of
the Mobile Naval Air Bases of the Royal Navy. How they came into
being and the experiences and achievements of these unique naval
units, both during World War Two and in the post war years.
The story is far from complete, the information contained within
these pages is compiled from official records, published accounts
and personal reminiscences of those who served in the various units.
Nine Mobile Naval Air Bases and one Transportable Aircraft
Maintenance Yard operated during the last years of WW2. Without the
contribution made by these units and the men who served in them, the
British forces could not have participated in the final stages of
the conflict in the Pacific.
These are their stories...
Navigating around this site
Please use the navigation bar at the top of each page to move
around the site; all main pages are accessible from this bar.
Navigation within sub pages is via the links at the foot of each
page. Other active links
will be available within certain pages for example 'Quick Links' and
airfield details.
This site is indebted to those who loan or donate
materials:
Do you possess albums or individual photographs of either your
own or a relatives service in the Fleet Air Arm? If you do and you
would like to contribute towards the content of this and other web
projects undertaken by the Fleet Air Arm History Web and the Royal
Navy Research Archive please submit
an
offer of assistance form
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