Recent content by Tim Paul

No, I was lucky in that a guy in Denmark downloaded the pages and amazingly remembered he had them, incredible as he downloaded them in 2015, but he can not recall where from. However one page he did have showed Ron was at RAF Kirton exactly when my Dad was conceived and Ancestry was showing two...

Hi yes, and it covers the full sqn history of course. I've read two books on the 91 sqn, and there is no mention of Ron nor many other pilots, in fact there is little info from 1945 onwards, its a shame as there must be many more stories out there. Apparently Ron hid in a cellar possibly in...

Yes I wonder why?, The copied section I have of his flying log states he emergency landed in enemy territory (and once had to apparently hide in a cellar until he could escaped), flew on many Lanc escorts in Jan/Feb 45, and even escorted Montgomery to the Belgium liberation celebrations but yet...

Its ok I've found it, thanks.

That's great thanks. I have found the details of 'work carried out' forms on the National Archives but not the first page, above (numbered 224), that you posted. I assume its part of a Squadron Diary? Is there more to it, if so where can I find it? This is all new to me as I've only just...

My grandfather was Ronnie Greenaway. R W Greenaway. He flew with the 91Sqd at Manston from Dec 1944. Elcock and O Shaughnessy were in the squadron at this time. He had to land behind enemy lines early 1945 and escorted Montgomery to Brussels for the Liberation Celebrations. He also flew on the...

Thanks for the join. Ancestry is suggesting Ronald William Greenaway Spitfire Pilot 129632 is my missing Grandfather and the dates and his locations tie in. I have seen pages from his Flying Log but only pages from when it went up for auction in 2015, unfortunately where and by who remain a...