Welcome to the Home Page for the
Spitfire Society
Come in and find out about the Society, who we are and what we do,
and learn about the Spitfire and the people who designed, built, maintained and flew
the most famous British fighter aircraft of World War II (and possibly of all time).
This is not just history- there are more Spitfires around flying now than there has
been since the early 1950's. Find out why we are so fascinated by this unique aircraft.
STOP PRESS
New Society Chairman, and AGM announcement
The Headquarters Team has a new leader, in the form of Leonard Dickson. Members are invited to join us
for the Annual General Meeting at Bletchley Park on Saturday 26th April at 13.30 to meet the Committee and look forward to a new year.
After the meeting the Annual Spitfire Lecture will be given. The lecture this year is entitled "HANGAR ELEVEN OPERATIONS", by Peter Teichman.
He operates the only flyable (at this point....) PRXI Spitfire, along with a Kittyhawk, a P51, and (soon to be flown) a Hurribomber.
Bring your membership cards or you won't get past the gate without an admission fee.
Incidentally, this site has won an award, apparently. 
The organisation of the Spitfire Society is under great strain. Volunteers are needed
to
help with the many activities of the Society, and to courageously put yourselves forward
for office. Your Society Needs YOU! This is your opportunity to get nearer to Spitfires, pilots
and crew. If you live in the
Southampton area, we particularly need help in the Office dealing with the many
enquiries.
Last updated 12-02-08
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