RNAS Query by Alain van Geeteruyen

It occurred to me that your original message might have been "lost in time", so I'm posting a new message in reply to your original query:-

Three sources of possible information immediately come to mind. The first is the Royal Air Force Museum at Hendon, which does have an archive, though how extensive I'm not sure. The next is the Public Record Office at Kew, where the Air Historical Branch is also located (as well as RNAS records). Then there is the Naval Air Museum at Yeovilton. All have websites, though I don't have the web addresses to hand. A quick "search" should give you the answers you need - and the webtime is certainly much less expensive than a physical visit, though you will almost certainly have to do that in the final stage of your search, if you want pictures and actual documentation. You'll also need to make firm appointments to see people and you'll need a reader card for the PRO.

Good luck.

Thanks for the information.
I have been tot Handon, but I couldn'd really find things.
I am a regular visitor of the PRO, been there maybe every year at least once since the last 10 years. Mostly doing research WWII and later on the Dover Patrol.
However its a very diffcult job to work in PRO. Taks a lot of time. I saw that they have détailed listings of their archives now, so thats OK.

For the last one: Thanks, I didn't know that one. Surely will check it out.

also not forgetting the IWM

Thank you for replying,
alain