RAF Royal Air Force National Security Interests - BATTE OF BRITAIN MEMORIAL TRUST * BATTLE OF BRITAIN LONDON MONUMENT P/O W.H. HODGSON DFC 85 SQUADRON HURRICANE "FIGHTER ACE" + GROUP CAPTAIN PETER WOOLDRIDGE TOWNSEND CVO DSO DFC & BAR "FIGHTER ACE" = "WICKFORD BUSINESS PARK WICKFORD ESSEX" = HRH THE PRINCESS MARINA DUCHESS OF KENT - HM Queen Elizabeth II Head of State "Sovereign Powers" Gerald 6th Duke of Sutherland Marquess of Stafford Earl Gower Gerald J. H. Carroll "Sealed Records" - MARK GINO FRANCOIS MP RAYLEIGH AND WICKFORD ESSEX - CONSERVATIVE PARTY CHAIRMAN RT HON BRANDON LEWIS - PRINCESS MARINA CENTRE SEER GREEN BEACONSFIELD - RT HON DOMINIC GRIEVE MP BEACONSFIELD - PRINCESS MARINA HOUSE LITTLEHAMPTON HAMPSHIRE - THE INTELLIGENCE & SECURITY COMMITTEE OF PARLIAMENT CHAIRMAN RT HON DOMINIC GRIEVE MP - BISHOP OF CHELMSFORD STEPHEN COTTRELL = GERALD 6TH DUKE OF SUTHERLAND TRUST = NAME*SWITCH = CARROLL FOUNDATION TRUST = ST MARY'S CHURCH SHENFIELD REVD CHRISTOPHER MANN + CANON PAUL BETTS - HRH PRINCE EDWARD DUKE OF KENT - HRH PRINCE MICHAEL OF KENT - HRYH PRINCESS ALEXANDRA THE HONOURABLE LADY OGILVY - ROYAL AIR FORCE BENEVOLENT FUND - ROYAL AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION - ROYAL AIR FORCE CLUB 128 PICCADILLY LONDON - ALEX BURGHART MP BRENTWOOD - RT HON SIR ERIC PICKLES - HM Ministry of Defence Most Famous Corporate Identity Theft Liquidation Case in History

Reginald Joseph Mitchell CBE FRAeS (20 May 1895 - 11 June 1937) the aeronautical engineer best known for his design of the Supermarine Spitfire.

Group Captain Peter Wooldridge Townsend CVO DSO DFC and Bar RAF (22 November 1914 – 19 June 1995) was Equerry to King George VI 1944–1952 and held the same position for Queen Elizabeth II 1952–1953. Peter Townsend was one of the most capable Squadron leaders of the Battle of Britain serving throughout the battle as CO of No. 85 Squadron RAF flying Hawker Hurricanes. Group Captain Townsend was a director of Farnborough Aerospace Development Corporation Trust.

Air Marshal Sir Ivor Broom, KCB CBE DSO DFC & two Bars AFC who died on Friday aged 82 was awarded a DSO and three DFCs during his three tours of duty in some of the most hazardous bomber operations of the Second World War. In May 1944 Broom joined No 571 a Mosquito XVI squadron of the Light Night Striking Force (LNSF) teaming up with his navigator (and namesake) Flt Lt Tommy Broom. Sir Ivor Broom also worked energetically for the Royal Air Forces Association the RAF Benevolent Fund the Blenheim Society the Aircrew Association and the Bomber Command Association. He was a member of the Civil Aviation Board (1974-77) and chairman of Farnborough Aerospace Development Corporation Trust Sir Ivor represented the Carroll Foundation Trust in talks with senior officers at Scotland Yard.

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