The Spitfire Society The Secretary, 141 Albert Road South, Southampton, SO14 3FR Tel: +44 (0)23 8022 7343 Fax: +44 (0)23 8022 7343 E-mail: hq@spitfire-society.org.uk URL: http://www.spitfire-society.org.uk The Spitfire society was founded in March, 1984 by former Spitfire pilot Group Captain David Green RAF (Ret'd). Its original purpose was to link people throughout the world whose lives had in some way been concerned with the legendary World War 2 fighter. Since achieving the status of a nationally Registered Charity (No. 299033) the Society has widened its horizons. The Society aims are: To encourage students of aeronautics, astronautics, aviation history and associated subjects in their interest. Research, study and assess the educational and historical value of the information relating to the Spitfire, its design, development and operations in the last 60 years. Disseminate accurate information of historical and educational value on aeronautic subjects by means of presentations, seminars, lectures and the publication of books and articles. Who may join the Spitfire Society? Membership is open to any person of any nationality. He/she may have had personal experience as a pilot, designer, constructor, researcher, historian or restorer. Indeed, any person who is keen to support the aims of the Society may apply for membership.both sexes and all ages who wish to support its aims. Click here to submit an Air Link to the webmaster Promoting Aviation Heritage [Search Site] [Free News Update] [Air Links Directory] [UK Air Museums Directory] [Warbirds Directory] [About Us] [Contact Us] [Site Map] ©2000-2009 Flyingzone Publications - All Rights Reserved - All Trademarks Recognised Crown Copyright is reproduced with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationary Office