Airfield Site Plan Help...........RNAS East Haven (HMS Peewitt), Angus, Scotland

13 Mar 2016 15:11 #1 by Scotia3030
Hi all,

I have already purchased many airfield site plan's from the RAF Museum, to satisfy my learning and exploration. What a great service they provide!

However, I'm needing help with Royal Navy Airfields. I have recently contacted the Royal Navy regarding getting a site plan for RNAS East Haven (HMS Peewitt), Angus, Scotland. They replied stating could not supply the A2 size site plan, that I requested.

Any help or ideas?

Kind regards

Iain

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13 Mar 2016 18:18 #2 by Peter Kirk
The Fleet Air Arm Museum has a number of plans, is this what you meant by the Royal Navy?

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20 Mar 2016 15:07 #3 by Scotia3030
Sorry for late reply!

Yes, did mean Fleet Air Arm.

Have been in contact with them and they could only supply a small PDF file of site.

Very dissapointed in outcome, albeit staff at museum did all they could to help, responded quickly to all emails.

I take it the Fleet Air Arm wasn't as bothered with recording airfield site plans, as the RAF were during the war?

Thanks for the reply.

Kind regards

Iain

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21 Mar 2016 22:08 #4 by carnaby

I take it the Fleet Air Arm wasn't as bothered with recording airfield site plans, as the RAF were during the war?

That seems to be generally the case Iain.
I have two pages of A4 pdfs which is probably what you've been offered. If you want them please PM me.

Plan A is always more effective when the problem you are working on understands that Plan B will involve the use of dynamite :twisted:
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22 Mar 2016 00:13 #5 by Peter Kirk
Are the A4 pages from the FAA book of airfields (CB 4368 A)?

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