Early Days	Author's arrival at RAF Ventnor and first impressions.
The Camp	A Plan of the Domestic Site.
The Work	Mostly about work but a little about the social life
End Game	Sundry excitements and further and final events before being posted away
Chain Home	The top-secret wartime equipment: its invention, workings and evolution
Installation Team	One of the CH Installation Teams
Cievra Autogiro	A slow-flying forerunner of the helicopter used for CH calibration
Later Equipment	1944 Ventnor Site Plan
St.Lawrence	An RAF "buried reserve" CH station
St.Lawrence	The site as at March 2008
Blackgang	An early Ground Controlled Interception station
The Needles	A Joint Services CHL station
Type 13	The Type 13 centimetric heightfinder and its relative the Type 14
Type 13	Larger pictures of above & T13 simulation
Type 80	The Decca Type 80 : a state-of-the-art search radar of the fifties
Type 80	Type 80 turning gear
Type 80	Turning Gear undergoing repair at RAF Buchan
The Hole	What was to be found within an underground R1 'Hole'
The Hole	The Site Engineer in Charge tells us how it was built
The Consoles	The equipment embraced by that term
Stenbury	A picture of the VHF tower there
Another Hole	A mysterious small bunker
The PDU	A projection radar PPI display used as dynamic plotting table
The PDU	More pictures
Cavity Magnetron	The invention of which had a tenuous but little known Ventnor connection
Fairey Delta Two	The Record Breaker
German Radar	A Brief Outline of the Enemy's Ground Radar
On Parade	A page devoted to ex RAF Ventnor personnel who have made contact of which those listed below are but a few.
Postscript	Giving some idea of the site as it is today
Kilroy	That most mysterious and elusive visitor
Acknowledgements	Sources: Books, Websites and people
Commanding Officers	Names but no details

Mike Betts	A Radar Operator at Ventnor in 1955
John Brown	An Air Defence Operator at Ventnor in 1958
Redvers Craddock	A Fireman at the Down Lane site.
Ron Cripps	Served 1956-59 at Ventnor later rising to the rank of Wing Commander
Roy Eames	Served in 1952-54. He provided the inspiration for this website being created
Graham Fielder	Served at Sopley when FD2 achieved the Air Speed Record in 1956.
G.Hughes	Served at Ventnor in 1954-55 and a latterday Dean of Brecon cathedral
Elizabeth Hutchings	A Waaf at the Needles and Ventnor
Bob Irwin	The Sergeant i/c logistics during the final years
Harold Lewis	Served in 1950 and saw out the last days of CH
Alan Millar	A cricketing Radar Operator who served in 1951-1952
Geo Sutton	An RAF Policeman who saw the Type 80 being dismantled in 1959
Alan Stiles	A Decca man who helped build the prototype Type 80
Gordon Reid	A footballing Radar Operator in 1950/51
Geo Sutton	An RAF Policeman who saw the Type 80 being dismantled in 1959
Alan Stiles	A Decca man who helped build the prototype Type 80
David Passby	The station Education Officer 1956-1959
Geo Sutton	An RAF Policeman who saw the Type 80 being dismantled in 1959
Alan Stiles	A Decca man who helped build the prototype Type 80
Don Sutherland	Who "volunteered" to dig out the bombs in 1940.
Reg Tarrant	A Provost Corporal i/c Police in 1953
Shaw Taylor (deceased)	A CHL operator who dodged the doodlebugs to become an ITV personality
Tony Turnbull	An MT Fitter called up at the end of the war.
Anonymous	A Cowes resident's contribution