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Walking the UK Coastline with Chris Lewis - 11 August 2025 Walking the UK Coastline with Chris Lewis - 11 August 2025 Christian Lewis is an ex-paratrooper, parent, adventurer, charity fundraiser and two-time Sunday Times Bestselling author. Chris spent 6 years walking 19,000 miles around the...

Christian Lewis is an ex-paratrooper, parent, adventurer, charity fundraiser and two-time Sunday Times Bestselling author. Chris spent 6 years walking 19,000 miles around the entire UK coastline for the veteran's charity, SSAFA. Join him for an entertaining, heartwarming and inspiring event as he shares stories and reflections from his incredible journey. 

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Forgotten Few - 14 August 2025 Forgotten Few - 14 August 2025 In this season of the Battle of Britain 85th anniversary, Paul Beaver will recount a little-known angle – the role of the Fleet Air Arm in supporting RAF Fighter Command....

In this season of the Battle of Britain 85th anniversary, Paul Beaver will recount a little-known angle – the role of the Fleet Air Arm in supporting RAF Fighter Command. Paul’s unique research has unveiled a FORGOTTEN FEW of 60 aircrew. Only Canada, New Zealand and Poland provided more pilots to Fighter Command.

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How Rotary Winged Flight Has Changed Our World - 22 Sept 2025 How Rotary Winged Flight Has Changed Our World - 22 Sept 2025 What do Mozart, beating Blofeld, and saving lives have in common? The answer, of course, is rotary winged flight! Join Tony Bray for a fascinating talk as he explores how rotary...

What do Mozart, beating Blofeld, and saving lives have in common?

The answer, of course, is rotary winged flight! Join Tony Bray for a fascinating talk as he explores how rotary winged flight has changed our world.

Hear about the transition from fixed wing to rotary wing flight and the brave people who risked their lives to overcome the myriad of challenges they had to face.

The initial flight of the Sikorski VS300 in September 1939 set the standards for future helicopter design, but was he the first? Be ready for some surprises!

Using photos, maps, and video clips, Tony will examine how the early prototypes developed into the wide variety of specialist machines we have today. The fast pace of development was inevitably driven by huge defence budgets, resulting from the never-ending series of World conflicts.

Drones are having a far-reaching effect on warfare and are re-writing the way future officers of all three services are being trained. Drones are also being used for so many different civilian uses, and Tony will look at some of them.

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