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Donald, William. 'John Burn One Zero Five: The Story of Chelveston Airfield and the 305th Bomb Group in Pictures. 2005. (ISBN1-90451-426-X)
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What is the authority for calling it "Yielden"? It is "Yelden" according to the Ordnance Survey, and websites for the village hall, pub, church and others. The Wikipedia entry should be under the most common spelling. Wilus (talk) 12:40, 9 January 2013 (UTC)Reply