About Us

AeroResource is run by a small but dedicated team of volunteers. Working from around the UK, and often around the world, the articles on this website are the end result of the efforts of our team. We are also privileged to have a wide base of guest writers, whose fantastic work enriches the pages of this site. If you would like to contribute towards the site, please contact us using the Contact page - we are always looking for a greater range of articles and reviews!

 

Michael Buckle

Website Editor

With his passion for aviation beginning in 2003 during Operation Iraqi Freedom at RAF Fairford, nine years on Michael Buckle is now the editor for Aero Resource and the web administrator for it’s forums. Michael has been producing images for over five years, and is regularly published in some of aviation’s best publications.

Ben Montgomery

Deputy Editor

Ben gained an interest in aviation photography after being awarded an RAF Scholarship in 2008. Living close to RAF Mildenhall and Lakenheath, it was not hard to foster that interest! He is now AeroResource's Deputy Editor, and spends most of his time at Loughborough University working towards a Masters Degree in Aeronautical Engineering.

Steve Smith

Writer/Photographer

Steve’s introduction to military aviation began in the late 1980s with visits on family holidays to RAF Chivenor in North Devon.  His interest now largely lies in the historical side of the hobby, particularly British and American warbirds and disused and disappearing airfields

Jason Grant

USA Correspondent

Jason’s passion for military aviation started in 1985 when he attended his first air show; the International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford. Since then, he has visited military bases and air shows all over Europe and the USA. 5 years ago, Jason made a decision to concentrate most of his spare time from work travelling to the USA. He now writes articles exclusively for AeroResource from bases and air shows he visits there.

Mark Forest

USA Correspondent

During the early 80's Mark began his interest with aviation by mostly visiting civil airports around the UK, then in 1985 whilst visiting his first Airshow at RAF Fairford with long time friend Jason Grant, he became hooked on military aviation. From then on he's spent many weekends attending Airshows around Europe but Mark had a faraway passion burning inside, this was to visit the USA especially AMARC. In 1993 his dream came true and Mark finally visited AMARC. Over the last 9 years Mark has spent most of his spare time in the US writing exclusive articles for AeroResource.