Flying on the Ground Part 1 Background In the late 1920s, Edwin Link decided that with flying taking off so to speak there was an opportunity. His father owned the Link Piano and Organ Company so he used his expertise to create a simulator that responded to the pilot’s input by moving the trainer, and […]
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Joe Kennedy and the INK tour (VE Day @ NASAM) As we approach VE Day, Friday 8th May was to have seen a new venture at the Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum. INK ** were taking their play about Joe Kennedy on tour and the museum was the venue for one performance. The good news
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Spitfire Tablecloth …… In the ROC building, we have a tablecloth raffled in 1940 as part of the ‘Spitfire Appeal’. This tablecloth would have been signed by members of the Observer Corps who were on duty at the Oxford Centre, to raise money for that appeal in 1940. We would like to know if anyone
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