In Memory of 2nd Lt. Stanley Fish Who Flew from Beaulieu Airfield in 1944
This article reports the death of 2nd Lt. Stanley Eugene Fish who took off from Beaulieu Airfield, known as USAAF Station 408 at the time. If you are a member of his family and would like me to...
WW2 Memories of Beaulieu Airfield & the New Forest: Jack Humby, Forest Keeper
Jack Humby was born in the early 1900s and spent his whole life in the New Forest. By the time the Second World War started, Jack was living with his family in Stockley Cottage working as a forest...
Names & Nose Art of the 323rd BG’s B-26 Marauders That Flew from the Forest
On the 21st of July 1944, the 323rd Bomb Group arrived at Beaulieu Airfield, replacing their USAAF colleagues, 365th Fighter Group. Whilst under American control, the airfield was...
This article reports the death of Lt. Robert C. Steinhaus at Beaulieu Airfield which was known as USAAF Station 408 at the time. If you are a member of his family and would like me to edit or remove...
Alan Brown was a parachute jump instructor (PJI) with the Airborne Forces Experimental Establishment (AFEE) at the RAF Beaulieu Airfield, 1946 to 1950. He wrote a number of books about Beaulieu...
The picturesque village of Beaulieu in the New Forest had a very interesting part to play during WW2. As well as being just down the road from the RAF Beaulieu Airfield, D-Day landing craft were...
