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RAF Exeter 1940-1945

Chris Wiseman


Organisation:
RAF Exeter 1940 - 1945
Regions:
England, Devon, Cornwall, Somerset
Notice Period:
Regular (more than one month's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: £50
Category:
History
Updated:
23rd September 2026

The wartime history of a Devon civilian aerodrome from the early days of 1937 through to 1945. RAF Exeter would operate under Number 10 Group responsible for protecting the southwest of England. It would play a vital role in the Battle of Britain in the summer of 1940 through to D-Day in 1944 when the Americans arrived. The presentation is one hour in duration and also covers aspects of the Exeter Blitz in 1942.

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About Chris Wiseman

I have provided talks to Probus Groups around Devon and Somerset and also organisations such as the WI, Air Cadets, museums and many history groups. I have completed 113 talks since 2019. I have also spoken in London at the Bentley Priory Museum, Stanmore and the Battle of Britain Bunker at Uxbridge. I am the Area Manager for Devon of the Battle of Britain Historical Society and have many years experience delivering presentations during my NHS Ambulance Service career. For more information please visit the website www.rafexeter.co.uk


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