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	Dunsfold Aerodrome Homepage
		Located just 13nm west of London Gatwick, Dunsfold Aerodrome provides a convenient location for a variety of aircraft operations, including flight testing, maintenance, repair and ancillary operations.
		Dunsfold Aerodrome has a distinguished history, including the development of military aircraft for world wide markets.
		Dunsfold is now a private aerodrome and is available by appointment only.
	www.dunsfoldaerodrome.com (72 words)

	Parishes: Dunsfold \| British History Online
		Dunsfold is a small parish bounded on the west by Chiddingfold and Godalming, on the north by Hascombe and Bramley, on the east by Hascombe and Alfold, on the south by the county of Sussex.
		Dunsfold, not named in Domesday, was probably in 1086 uninhabited woodland belonging to the manor of Bramley.
		in Dunsfold belonging to the abbey at the Dissolution.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=42936 (3931 words)

	Dunsfold Aerodrome Hstory
		On the 5th June a strict security clamp was imposed at Dunsfold and that evening eleven aircraft went to bomb targets in the Caen area.
		Dunsfold was designated an Arrival Centre in April 1945 and from then until June received 47,529 released prisoners of war from liberated Europe and the Middle East.
		From August Dunsfold was used by the charter airline Skyways, operating a fleet of Lancastrian, York, Dakota, Dove, Rapide and Skymaster aircraft.
	www.dunsfoldaerodrome.co.uk /aerodrome_history.asp?fdv=1 (590 words)

	Dunsfold Collection
		Fortunately, as his destination was Dunsfold, he was able to continue his journey in the knowledge that Phil Bashall and Co. had the necessary (and unusual) items ready and waiting for his arrival.
		No matter how genuine the excuse, the general view held by many (not associated with EMLRA of course) was that "that chappy with the 101 brought it down using a low-loader, the utter Cad." Or words to the effect.
		Dunsfold were impressed with the EMLRA stand, even to the extent of inviting us back.
	www.emlra.org /events/2002/dunsfold2002.htm (630 words)

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