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Ray Dean’s uncle (also called Raymond Dean) was a spitfire pilot who flew out of Ibsley airfield. He was shot down and killed over France on 17th November 1941 aged 19, the youngest pilot from Ibsley to be killed. Recently Raymond's grave was discovered by the family who have decided to have a special day to commemorate both Raymond and all other pilots from Ibsley who lost their lives.
Doors open at 11:30am and at around 12:00pm there will be the showing of the full-length film ’The Secret Spitfires'. There will be WW2 displays of various sorts, a flypast by a Spitfire from the memorial flight, food and drink on sale by ’The London Tavern’, music by Scarlet Swing (1940’s style singers) plus there will be some WW2 military vehicles. All profits will go to the British Legion.
They have invited up to 10 Sevens from DA7C to attend from 11am until tea time. Entry for us will be free and BBQ food will be provided (up to 2 people per car) but if you want to see the film there will be a charge.

So if you would like to attend with your Seven or if you have any queries, please contact Peter Trebilco on 01425-477226.