Welcome to the Fleet Air Arm Memorial Church
Spiritual Home of the Fleet Air Arm

The Church is located in the heart of Somerset just yards from the Royal Naval Air Station at Yeovilton.  Acquired by a charitable Trust in 1990, the Fleet Air Arm Memorial Church also functions as the Anglican Church for the Air Station's personnel. 
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Regular services, weddings and baptisms organised by the Chaplaincy run alongside our mission to remember those who have served and given their lives in the service of the Royal Naval Air Service and the Fleet Air Arm.
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We hold the Fleet Air Arm Roll of Honour, recording the names of all Royal Naval Air Service and Fleet Air Arm personnel who have died in service since the birth of Naval Aviation.
The Church also stands guard over the Royal Naval Cemetery, which includes WWII Commonwealth War Graves. 

To help us keep preserve the church we rely on donations - please consider supporting us.

About Us

The church commemorates the Royal Naval Air Service and Fleet Air Arm but is also a working Anglican church

Our History

An ancient church, whose origins date back to 900AD. Explore its architectural features, some of which are unique in the United Kingdom, including a vent in the form of a lion’s head that dates from the time bread was baked in the church.

Services

The Royal Naval Chaplaincy conduct a Eucharist Service most Sunday mornings to which everyone is welcome.
They also officiate at weddings, baptisms and funerals for armed forces personnel and others who are eligible.

Their Stories

Find out more about the lives of people who served in the Royal Naval Air Service and Fleet Air Arm  

Lieutenant
Rhodri Leyshon

Lieutenant Commander
Darren Chapman 

Lieutenant
​Jenny Lewis