Old Haltonians

THE ARTISTIC TALENT OF BRATS Halton Apprentices were renown for their inventiveness (think, Sir Frank Whittle [8th] and the jet engine)...

The James McCudden Flight Heritage Centre (JMFHC) is a branch of the Trenchard Museum created to promote air mindedness in RAF recruits,...

Association Newsletters are regularly produced. As each new edition is published, the previous one is filed here. Click on the following...

A continuation of part one. Air Force Cross The Air Force Cross was instituted in 1918. It is awarded "for gallantry while flying but...

All Apprentices went onto greater glories once they had graduated from RAF Halton, none more so than those who saw active service in...

Knight Commander of the Bath (KCB) The name derives from the elaborate medieval ceremony for creating a knight, which involved bathing...

Family Tale as told by Dan Rostron and related on his Website - www.danrostron.com - and reproduced with his permission here: Recently,...

A continuation from part 1

In 1997 the then RAF C of E Padre at St Georges Church, the Rev Richard Lee, suggested that the Association encourage its members to...

Created in 1997, the National Memorial Arboretum (NMA) is a living tribute that will forever acknowledge the personal sacrifices made by...

The two views shown are the front and reverse faces of 'The Tribute'; a sculpture which is located in front of Kermode Hall, previously...

Gp Capt Min Larkin CBE MRAeS Min joined the RAF as an aircraft apprentice in 1949. He remustered to aircrew as an Air Signaller/Air...