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Introduction 5
Map of the Sussex Airfields 6
Setting the Scene 9
Tangmere 35
Ford 66
Thorney Island 84
Westhampnett 105
Shoreham 123
Friston 131
Merston 140
The Advanced Landing Grounds 147
Civilians at War 167
The squadrons of the RAF based at Sussex Airfields during World War Two 183
The squadrons based at Advanced Landing Grounds 184
The main Luftwaffe Units used in the Assault on the Airfields 185
Glossary for Luftwaffe Units 186
Glossary 187
Bibliography 188
Acknowledgements 189
Index 190
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Steve Boehm
reviewed Sussex Airfields in the Second World War on May 28, 2019
Sussex Airfields in the Second World War
Pretty good discussion of violence in English society over the last two hundred years. Best insight for me was the inclusion of sports as an accepted level of violence. Author did get a bit stodgy toward the end - especially in his conclusion. However, I did agree (to a point) with his overall comments about contemporary jingoism and political uses and abuses of violence statistics.
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