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The First Aeroplane ever to land on the Isle of Wight

In August 1910, during the Bournemouth Flying meeting, during which the Hon...

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17th March 1942 a Fairey Swordfish crash lands in Godshill.

The first of the great pleasure piers to be built, Ryde was a long walk.....

In 1947, the first of three SR.A1 experimental flying boat fighters!

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