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The ROYAL NAVY's Web Site		The ROYAL NAVAL ASSOCIATION's Web Site (Number 2 Area - Essex, Kent, Surrey and Sussex)
HMS Cavalier Association		(ex-RO) David Axford's HomePage *Great Naval Links
HMS Ganges Association		Royal Air Force Fire Service
FLEET AIR ARM OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION		Fleet Air Arm Armourers Association
FAA Buccaneer Association		The Royal Air Force And Defence Fire Services Association
The Fleet Air Arm Museum		The Fleet Air Arm Association
The Goldfish Club		Royal Naval Aero Club
Cloud Observers This is an Association for retired RN Met/Metocs.		International Aviation Fire & Rescue Information
MoD Reunited		RNA 10 AREA
The Official Royal British Legion Web Site		Fleet Air Arm Field Gun Crew Association
The Aircrewmans Association		Fleet Air Arm Archive
The Fleet Air Arm Squadron		Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service Association
Safety Equipment & Survival Association (RN)		Tyne and Wear Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Sea Harrier Site

THE MONAB STORY - "A History Of The Mobile Airfields Of The Royal Navy" which details the histories of the Mobile Operational Naval Air Bases (MONABs) which were operated by the Royal Navy between 1944 and 1955.

Tony Drury

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Fleet Air Arm Special Interest Group based in the USA and run by Scott Spencer a group of Aircraft modelers with a specific interest in the FAA.

Message from Scott:

"I am writing a book on the WWII Illustrious Class carriers and it is due for publication next year. It will be published by W.R. Press (New York), and will cover the FAA a/c and Squadrons as well. I have corresponded with a lot of former Leading Airman during the course of my research. I have also acquired a lot of personal photos for publication in the book. If there are any members of your organization who might help share some information, or served on any of the six fleet carriers during WWII, I would love to hear from them. "

Scott Spencer