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SUMMARY:100 Years of Air Defence
DESCRIPTION:Temporary Exhibition Gallery. \nTo celebrate 100 years of the RAF\, join us to explore the origins of the Dowding System and its legacy in later years. \nThis exhibition has been co-curated by volunteers.
URL:https://bentleypriorymuseum.org.uk/whats-on/100-years-of-air-defence/
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SUMMARY:Heritage Open Day Tours
DESCRIPTION:This year we are offering we’re offering 4 themed tours of the Museum. \n\nThursday 6th September\, 3-4pm: Bentley Priory: From Where The Battle of Britain Was Won\nFriday 7th September\, 3-4pm: Bentley Priory: The Evolution of an Historic House\nSaturday 8th September\, 3-4pm: Bentley Priory: From Where The Battle of Britain Was Won\nSunday 9th September\, 3-4pm: Bentley Priory: The Evolution of an Historic House\n\nBentley Priory: From Where The Battle of Britain Was Won \nThis tour explores Bentley Priory’s pivotal role as Headquarters Fighter Command during the Battle of Britain. \nBentley Priory: The Evolution of an Historic House.  \nThis tour explores the 250 year old history of the beautiful Mansion House\, from family home to royal residence and exclusive hotel. \nHow To Book \nBook online here\, or call 020 8950 5526. \nPlease note: These tours are offered free. Those attending the tour will be granted free Museum admission from 2.30pm\, but usual Museum rates apply on admission before 2:30pm. The Museum closes at 5pm\, allowing 1 hour in the Museum following the tour. \nTour size: Max. 20 people. \nPlaces are booked on a first come\, first served basis.
URL:https://bentleypriorymuseum.org.uk/whats-on/open-heritage-day-tour-2/
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SUMMARY:Friday Morning Talks: ‘Operation Black Buck: The Vulcan in the Falklands’
DESCRIPTION:In 1982\, after Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands\, Britain responded by sending a Taskforce of more than 100 ships and some 25\,000 troops to retake the islands 8\,000 miles away. \nThere was only one runway on the islands which could be used by aircraft to attack and possibly sink our fleet\, so action had to be taken to prevent the Argentinians from using this runway. The only bomber which could possibly reach this runway was the Vulcan. \nJoin us for another Friday morning talk\, when Martin Withers DFC tells the story of the first bombing mission\, named ‘Black Buck’\, which lasted nearly 16 hours\, was re-fuelled in the air 7 times and started the offensive action to liberate the Falkland Islands. \nBy Martin Withers DFC \nIncluded in Museum admission\, or £3 donation. Booking not required\, simply come along on the day.
URL:https://bentleypriorymuseum.org.uk/whats-on/friday-morning-talks-operation-black-buck-the-vulcan-in-the-falklands/
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