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Tuesday, May 22 2012

Special Report

Kent's finest hour

At KM Group we’re proud to pay tribute to the brave men famously described by Churchill as ‘The Few’. 

Click here to see how you can mark the 70th anniversary with a special supplement.

 


Action stations!

As the skies above Kent turned black with the fighters and bombers of Hitler's Luftwaffe the county became the battleground for the survival of the nation. 

See our interactive map here.


A flypast for heroes

A flypast by a Lancaster and Spitfire was greeted with applause and waves as thousands of people marked the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain at Capel-le-Ferne.

For more, click here.


Video: Fly with legends

Fancy scrambling to the skies alongside classic Battle of Britain aircraft?  Well Manston-based Action Stations are offering just that.

For more, click here.


Memories of Kent's Few

Read the incredible tales of some of Kent's very own Battle of Britain pilots as they recount their life and death experiences of fighting in the skies above the county in the dark days of 1940. 

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The Battle of Graveney

The Luftwaffe bomber was in trouble. It had dropped its 4,000lb cargo of bombs over London and was heading home. As it flew over Kent it was hit by anti-aircraft fire from a gun emplacement beside the Medway at Upnor...

Read more.

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