Trustees representing the Pembroke Dock Sunderland Trust, which runs the Heritage Centre, were among guests invited to a major aviation commemoration held at Swansea Museum.
This marked the 100th anniversary of the first flight across the Atlantic, made by John Alcock and Arthur Whitten Brown, in June 1919.

A model of the converted Vickers Vimy bomber which made the record flight complemented a superb exhibition created by the RAF’s Air Historical Branch. The exhibition, which runs until the autumn, was launched by Air Commodore Adrian Williams, the RAF’s Air Officer Wales.
The Sunderland Trustees were Martin Cavaney, John Evans and Andrew Watkin.