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WINGS MUSEUM
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NO. 1117879

 

About the Wings Museum

 
Click here to read what our vistors say NEW!
 
About the museum collection:
 
The Wings Museum is housed in a large hanger located very close to RAF Redhill in Surrey. The Wings Museum provides a fascinating in-sight into life during World War Two. Each artefact or item of memorabilia tells it`s own unique story set along side the sounds and music of the times. History appears to come alive in this unique nostalgic experience.
 
Come and see original items from the Battle of Britian, the Blitz, the Home Front including the real Dad's Army, Russian Front, D-Day, Bomber Command, US 8th Air Force. Items on display include: Aero Engines, Propellers, Artefacts, Uniforms, Aircraft Parts, Equipment, Local History, Home Front Items and much much more!
 
Read about real events and how our work can still touch the hearts of people today. Learn about the memorials which have been erected by the Wings Museum in Europe on behalf of families of lost air crew. There are also displays of aircraft excavations not only from the UK but also from Europe and Russia.
 
See sections of a Handley Page Hampden shot down over the Finnish border - read the Canadian Pilots story in his own words about that fateful mission. See the bullet holes which brought the aircraft down.
 
The museum also has a dedicated display to the history of Redhill which inlcudes an extensive photographic display of over 200 images from pre-war to post war.
 
You can see substantial remains of the Douglas A-20 Medium Bomber, the Soviet operated P-63 King Cobra, Japanese B5N2 "Kate" Torpedo Bomber, C-47 Dakota, Hawker Hurricane and the Miles Magister.
 
See also...
A display dedicated to the crew of the Reigate Hill B-17 which tragically crashed into Reigate Hill on 19th March 1945 killing all onboard.
The RAF Redhill "Book of Remembrance" listing the names of those who were "missing" from operations flying from Redhill Aerodrome.
Artifacts associated to D-Day and the Battle for Normandy.
Items from the Home Front, Battle of Britain and the Blitz.
Artefacts from the famous Ju-87 Stuka Dive Bomber!
Dedicated display to the V1 and V2 "Vengance" weapons
wings museum uk
 
"Ghosts of the Tundra"
 
A unique display entitled 'Ghost of the Tundra' is due to be unveiled March 2010. This will be one of the few places in Europe where visitors can see aircraft which have been recovered from the Russian front where they were shot down over 60 years ago. These rare warbirds will be displayed in crash dioramas to represent the actual crash sites! Read about the last battles of World War Two fought between the Russians and the Japanese, not many people realise that these battles were still raging even after the official surrender
 
 

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Wings Museum Redhill Aerodrome
WINGS MUSEUM
World War Two Remembrance Museum
History comes alive!
BAPC Member

Member of the British Aviation Preservation Council

REGISTERED CHARITY
NO. 1117879
Aviation Museum Surrey, Surrey Aviation Museum, Redhill, Surrey

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Can you help?
We are urgently seeking volunteers who are experienced in sheet metal to help with a static warbird restoration/rebuild.
 
 
 
Volunteers Wanted
Volunteers wanted to attend museum during open weekends - would suit retired person within the Surrey/Sussex area.
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Wings Museum - Redhill
 
Click here to read what our vistors say NEW!
 
About the museum collection:
 
The Wings Museum is housed in a large hanger located very close to RAF Redhill in Surrey. The Wings Museum provides a fascinating in-sight into life during World War Two. Each artefact or item of memorabilia tells it`s own unique story set along side the sounds and music of the times. History appears to come alive in this unique nostalgic experience.
 
Come and see original items from the Battle of Britian, the Blitz, the Home Front including the real Dad's Army, Russian Front, D-Day, Bomber Command, US 8th Air Force. Items on display include: Aero Engines, Propellers, Artefacts, Uniforms, Aircraft Parts, Equipment, Local History, Home Front Items and much much more!
 
Read about real events and how our work can still touch the hearts of people today. Learn about the memorials which have been erected by the Wings Museum in Europe on behalf of families of lost air crew. There are also displays of aircraft excavations not only from the UK but also from Europe and Russia.
 
See sections of a Handley Page Hampden shot down over the Finnish border - read the Canadian Pilots story in his own words about that fateful mission. See the bullet holes which brought the aircraft down.
 
The museum also has a dedicated display to the history of Redhill which inlcudes an extensive photographic display of over 200 images from pre-war to post war.
 
You can see substantial remains of the Douglas A-20 Medium Bomber, the Soviet operated P-63 King Cobra, Japanese B5N2 "Kate" Torpedo Bomber, C-47 Dakota, Hawker Hurricane and the Miles Magister.
 
See also...
 
  A display dedicated to the crew of the Reigate Hill B-17 which tragically crashed into Reigate Hill on 19th March 1945 killing all onboard.
 
  The RAF Redhill "Book of Remembrance" listing the names of those who were "missing" from operations flying from Redhill Aerodrome.
 
  Artifacts associated to D-Day and the Battle for Normandy.
 
  Items from the Home Front, Battle of Britain and the Blitz.
 
  Artefacts from the famous Ju-87 Stuka Dive Bomber!
 
  Dedicated display to the V1 and V2 "Vengance" weapons
 
wings museum uk
   
 
 
"Ghosts of the Tundra"
Ghosts of the Tundra
A unique display entitled 'Ghost of the Tundra' is due to be unveiled March 2010. This will be one of the few places in Europe where visitors can see aircraft which have been recovered from the Russian front where they were shot down over 60 years ago. These rare warbirds will be displayed in crash dioramas to represent the actual crash sites! Read about the last battles of World War Two fought between the Russians and the Japanese, not many people realise that these battles were still raging even after the official surrender
 
"Ghosts of the Tundra" - Aircraft Types
| A-20 Boston | P-63 King Cobra | Hawker Hurricane |
| Worlds Only surviving Japanese B5N2 Kate Bomber |
 
   
   
 

Display Subjects:

Royal Air Force

Fighter Command
Bomber Command

8th USAAF

Luftwaffe

Soviet Air Force

Home Front

Home Guard
ARP
Civillian
Battle of Britain
The Blitz
RAF Redhill
 
 
WANTED
Any Items relating to Redhill Aerodrome.
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WANTED
Any Items of World War Two Aviation Memorabilia. From aircraft parts, photo graphs, uniforms, flying equipment, logbooks, medals, paper work. We need your help.
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CAN YOU HELP?
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Do you know or have you ever witness an aircraft crash during World War Two? - ever wanted to know more? If so, then please contact the Wings Museum Today!
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