Main units (continued): -

No 2 Coastal Patrol Flt (9 Oct 1939 - 27 May 1940)

No 6 Aircraft Assembly Unit (1940 - 1943)

No 418 Flt (18 - 21 Jul 1940)

Torpedo Training Unit (19 Mar 1940 - 14 Nov 1942)

309 Sqn (7 Oct - 6 Nov 1940)

232 Sqn (19 - 21 Jul 1941)

No 1441 (Combined  Operations Development) Flt (20 Jan - 19 Oct 1942)

239 Sqn (3 - 14 May 1942)

225 Sqn (13 - 19 May 1942)

No 1680 (Western Isles) Communication Flt (24 May 1943 - 6 Mar 1944)

Glasgow University Air Sqn (xxx 1946 - 1 Dec 1950)

No 1967 Reserve AOP Flt, No 666 Sqn (5 Dec 1952 - 2 Feb 1954, 1 Sep 1955 - 10 Mar 1957)

No 663 Volunteer Gliding School (16 Nov 1959 - xxx 196x)

Universities of Glasgow and Strathclyde Air Sqn (

No 4 Air Experience Flt (Jan 1997 - Current)

Location

County: - Renfrewshire

Lat/Long:  55:52:10N  04:25:45W

Grid Ref - NS479670

Height Above Sea Level - 18 ft

Operational Control: -

Opened: - 1932

Transferred to Royal Navy: - 1939

Notes

It became Glasgow Airport on 2 May 1966

Main units: -

602 Sqn (20 Jan 1933 - 7 Oct 1939, 10 May 1946 - 15 Apr 1951, 13 Jul 1951 - 15 Apr 1952, 18 Jun 1954 - 10 Mar 1957)

21 Sqn (25 Jul - 3 Nov 1936)

34 Sqn (30 Jul - 3 Nov 1936)

269 Sqn (30 Dec 1936 - 17 Jan 1938, 24 Mar - 29 Sep 1938, 6 Oct 1938 - 24 Aug 1939)

Detachments**

No 21 Sqn (Mar - May 1942)

88 Sqn (Aug - Sep 1941)

254 Sqn (Jul - Oct 1942)

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo on Google Maps, FAA Archive Website,  Officers Commanding,

Badge not yet located

Main units (continued): -

'X' Flt, No 1 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit  (3 Sep 1940 - 1 Nov 1942)

'Q' Flt, No 1 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit  (30 Jun 1941- 1 Nov 1942)

'L' Flt, No 1 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit  (29 Oct 1940 - 1 Nov 1942)

'B' Flt, No 1 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (2 Oct 1941 - 9 Mar 1942)

Sub-site, No 7 Maintenance Unit (xxx - xxx1940)

No 1608 (Anti-Aircraft Co-operation) Flt (1 Nov 1942 - 1 Dec 1943)

No 1609 (Anti-Aircraft Co-operation) Flt (1 Nov 1942 - 1 Dec 1943)

No 1621 (Anti-Aircraft Co-operation) Flt (1 Nov 1942 - 1 Dec 1943)

Combined Services Projectile Development Establishment (Sep 1943 - xxx 1945)

595 Sqn (1 Dec 1943 -

RAF Unit (MoS) Aberporth (1 Aug 1953 - 30 Jun 1958)

Guided Weapons Range Unit (1 Jul 1958 - 19 Mar 1965)

Bloodhound (Mk 2) Firing Unit (2 Nov 1964 - 18 Dec 1975)

No 23 Joint Services trials Unit (1 Oct 1971 - 22 Jan 1973)

No 29 Joint Services trials Unit (15 Sep 1980 - 30 Jun 1982)

No 636 Volunteer Gliding School (5 Oct 1996- 1 Dec 2001)

Location

County: - Cardiganshire (Ceredigion)

Lat/Long:  52:07:00N  04:33:15W

Grid Ref - SN250494

Height Above Sea Level - 400 ft

Operational Control: -

Opened: - 1940

No 70 Group (1944)

Closed: -

Notes

Detachments

No 6 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (23 Jan - 24 May 1941)

No 7 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (24 Apr 1941 - Jan 1942)

No 76 Wing Calibration Flt (4 - 7 May 1942

No 6 Air Observers School (28 Jun 1942 - 9 Jan 1943)

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo on Google Maps, Officers Commanding,

Main units (continued): -

204 Sqn (27 Sep - 22 Oct 1935)

29 Sqn (13 - 31 Oct 1935, 6 - 12 Aug 1936)

33 Sqn (13 - 25 Oct 1935)

142 Sqn (13 - 26 Oct 1935, 5 - 20 Nov 1936)

Fleet Air Arm Reserve Pilots Pool (25 Oct - 30 Nov 1935)

64 Sqn (1 - 16 Aug 1936)

No 1 Ammunition & Petrol Depot (26 Sep - 5 Oct 1938)

No 102 Maintenance Unit (1 Nov 1938 - 1 Jan 1939)

No 1 Middle East Air Stores Park (25 - 28 Aug 1939)

No 103 Maintenance Unit (12 Nov 1939 - 30 Oct 1946)

228 Sqn (19 Jul - 13 Sep 1940)

No 32 Air Stores Park (1 Oct 1940 - 20 Mar 1941)

No 53 Repair & Salvage Unit (1 Oct 1940 - Mar 1941, 1 Jul - Oct 1941)

Air Stores Park (Middle East), Force 'Y'  (11 - 13 Nov 1940)

Middle East Pool (xxx - May 1941)

208 Sqn (28 Apr - 1 May 1941)

230 Sqn (19 Jun 1941 - 3 Jul 1942)

Yugoslav Flt (xxx - xxx 1941)

HQ, No 258 (Semi-mobile Advanced Fighter) Wing (1 Nov 1941 - 1 Jan 1942)

High Flying Flt (xxx - xxx 1942)

HQ, No 248 (General Reconnaissance/Torpedo Bomber) Wing (6 - 15 Jun 1942)

123 Sqn (19 Jun - 19 Jul 1942)

No 24 Personnel Transit Centre (1 Jul 1942 - 8 Jan 1946)

No 4 Repair & Salvage Unit (26 Nov 1942 - 10 Jan 1943)

No 404 Air Sores Park (4 Jun - 13 Aug 1943)

Special Performance Flt (xxx xxxx - xxx xxxx)

No 2 Air Stores Park (26 Nov 1942 - 10 Jan 1943)

No 4 ( Middle East) Aircraft Repair Unit (13 Feb - 11 May 1943)

No 3232 Servicing Commando (7 May - 10 Jun 1943)

975 (Balloon) Sqn (28 Jul - 11 Aug 1943)

No 125 Maintenance Unit (18 Mar - 1 May 1944)

No 63 Repair & Salvage Unit (5 - 21 Apr 1944)

No 373 Air Sores Park (17 Sep 1944 - 22 Jan 1947)

No 372 Repair & Salvage Unit (17 Sep - 22 Oct 1944)

252 Sqn (6 - 10 Feb 1945)

Location

Country: - Egypt

Lat/Long:  31:19N  30:04E Approx

Height above sea level: 

Operational Control: -

Notes

Main units: -

HQ, 20th (Reserve) Wing (25 Jul 1916 - 31 May 1917)

HQ, 20th (Training) Wing (31 May 1917 - 22 Jan 1919)

'X' Aircraft Depot (26 Jul 1916 - Apr 1920)

No 22 Reserve Sqn (24 Aug 1916 - 31 May 1917)

No 23 Reserve Sqn (24 Aug 1916 - 31 May 1917)

No 3 School of Instruction (25 Nov 1916 - 15 Feb 1917)

School of Aerial Gunnery (5 May 1917 - 5 Sep 1918)

No 22 Training Sqn (31 May 1917 - 1 Dec 1918)

No 23 Training Sqn (31 May 1917 - 1 Dec 1918)

No 3 Cadet Wing (1 Jul 1917 - Aug 1919)

No 60 Training Depot Station (1 Dec 1918 - 22 Jul 1919)

Aeroplane Supply Depot Egypt (17 Jul 1919 - 7 Oct 1925)

Eastern Aircraft Factory (xxx 1917 - 17 Jul 1919)

145 Sqn (15 May - 1 Jun 1918)

56 Sqn (1 Feb 1920 - 23 Sep 1922)

Stores Depot (Apr 1920 - 7 Oct 1925)

Engine Repair Depot (xxx 1920 -7 Oct 1925)

No 4 Flying Training School (1 Apr 1921 - 1 Sep 1939)

Aircraft Depot, Middle East (xxx xxxx - 7 Oct 1925)

RAF Depot, Middle East (7 Oct 1925 - 12 Nov 1939)

Cape-Cairo Flt (10 - xx Jan 1926, 29 May - 9 Jun 1926, 20 Mar 1927 - xxx 1928, 1 Mar - 28 Apr 1928, 1 - 10 Feb 1929)

Detachments**

208 Sqn (Nov 1936 - Dec 1938)

112 Sqn (Apr - May 1941)

237 Sqn (Feb - Apr 1944)

294 Sqn (Mar 1944 - Jun 1945)

94 Sqn (Aug - Oct 1944)

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo of general area on Google Maps,

Main units: -

213 Sqn (22 May - 2 Jul 1941)

272 Sqn (28 May - 14 Jun 1941)

No 31 Air Stores Park (3 Jun - 12 Oct 1941)

46 Sqn (16 Jul - 10 Sep 1941)

HQ, No 259 Wing (14 - 21 Jul 1941)

No 38 Air Stores Park (2 - 11 Sep 1941)

No 109 Maintenance Unit (26 Nov 1941- 13 Feb 1942, 22 Feb 1943 - xxx xxxx)

No 58 Repair & Salvage Unit (23 Nov 1941 - xxx xxxx)

89 Sqn (10 Dec 1941 - 28 Jan 1943)

40 Sqn (1 May - 23 Jun 1942, 31 Oct 1945 - 17 Sep 1946)

No 51 Repair & Salvage Unit (xxx 1942 - Jan 1943)

Glider Training Unit (1 Jun - 6 Nov 1942)

HQ, No 249 (Heavy Bomber) Wing (28 Jun - 1 Jul 1942)

37 Sqn (29 Jun - 6 Nov 1942)

No 37 Air Stores Park (29 Jun - 1 Jul 1942)

HQ, No 231 Wing (29 Jun - 1 Jul 1942,10 Jul - 6 Nov 1942)

70 Sqn (29 Jun - 6 Nov 1942)

Aircraft Replacement Pool, Western Desert (Jul - 25 Nov 1942)

No 58 Refuelling and Re-arming Party (Aug 1942)

HQ, No 3 (SAAF) Wing (1 Dec 1942 - 11 Jan 1943)

No 73 Operational Training Unit (17 Feb 1943 - 21 Jun 1944)

No 1675 Heavy Conversion Unit (14 Aug 1944 - 12 Oct 1945)

104 Sqn (31 Oct 1945 - 1 Jul 1946)

HQ, No 236 Wing (3 Nov 1945 - 17 Sep 1946)

'D' Flt, Mediterranean and Middle East Communication Sqn (Jan - Dec 1946)

HQ, RAF Mediterranean and Middle East (Rear) (10 Dec 1946 - 1 Jun 1949)

HQ Middle East Air Force (Rear) (1 Jun 1949 - 1 Dec 1954)

208 Sqn (19 Oct 1951 - 17 Jan 1956)

6 Sqn (13 - 27 Nov 1951, 28 Jan - 31 May 1952)

13 Sqn (1 Jan 1955 - 10 Feb 1956)

114 Sqn (1 Dec 1955 - 20 Mar 1956)

84 Sqn (5 Dec 1955 - 11 Mar 1956)

Location

Country: - Egypt

Lat/Long:  30:34N  32:06E Approx

Height above sea level: 

Operational Control: -

Opened - Sep 1917

Closed - Apr 1956

Notes

Main units: -

No 195 Training Sqn (9 Aug 1917 - 21 Jul 1918)

No 57 Training Sqn (12 Oct 1917 - 21 Jul 1918)

145 Sqn (1 Jun - 25 Aug 1918)

No 17 Training Depot Station (21 Jul - Oct 1918)

No 16 Training Depot Station (Nov 1918 - 6 Jul 1919)

No 20 Training Depot Station (xxx 1918 - Feb 1919)

No 18 Training Depot Station (14 Apr - 10 May 1919)

69th (Training) Wing (xxx - xxx 1919)

No 58 Training Sqn (14 Apr - 10 May 1919)

214 Sqn (Aug 1919 - 1 Feb 1920)

216 Sqn (Jul 1920 - 15 Apr 1921)

No 4 Flying Training School (1 Apr 1921 - 1 Sep 1939)

Aircraft Storage Unit, Abu Suier (xxx 1938 - 1 Jan 1939)

No 102 Maintenance Unit (1 Jan 1939 - 1 Feb 1942)

Pilot Training Unit & Reinforcement Pool (6 Sep 1939 - 24 Jun 1940)

Subsidiary Repair Depot (7 Sep 1939 - xxx xxxx)

Navigation Training School (12 Nov 1939 - 22 Jun 1940)

80 Sqn (8 - 19 Nov 1940)

Aircraft Reception Party (16 Mar 1941 - xxx xxxx)

450 Sqn (12 May - 23 Jun 1941)

Ferry Pool (12 May - 1 Oct 1941)

Detachments**

252 Sqn (Apr - Jun 1941)

458 Sqn [ground crew only] (Mar - Sep 1942)

46 Sqn (May 1942 - Dec 1944)

223 Sqn (Sep 1942 - Mar 1943)

No 107 Maintenance Unit (1 Oct 1948 - xxx xxxx)

No 1908 AOP Flt (xxx 1955 - 24 Mar 1956)

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo on Google Maps,  Suez Canal Zone website, 

For most of its life this station near Port Said in Egypt was associated with training, opening in September 1917.  On 1 April 1921, No 4 Flying Training School opened at Abu Sueir and remained until 2 September 1939 when it moved to RAF Habbaniya in Iraq. From 1939 to 1942 housed No 102 Maintenance Unit.  It was also used by fighter squadrons to recuperate and re-organise following operations in the Western Desert.  In the second half of 1942, Nos 37 and 40 Squadrons, equipped with Wellington bombers operated from the station and after they left No 73 Operational Training Unit formed there in February 1943, leaving in June.

The station then closed for construction work to begin and it re-opened on July as home to the Liberators of No 1675 Heavy Conversion Unit, which remained until disbanding n October 1945.   Nos 40 and 194 Squadrons then moved in from Italy with Liberators but soon re-equipped with Lancasters.  They moved out in the summer of 1946 and the station took on the role as joint HQ for the Middle East Air Force with RAF Ismailia until both parts were reunited at Nicosia in December 1954.  No 208 Squadron arrived in October 1951 and No 13 Squadron in January 1955, but with the break-down in relations between the British and Egyptian governments, the decision was taken to pull out British forces from the Canal Zone and Abu Sueir closed in April 1956.

Main units: -

No 128 Maintenance Unit (25 Apr 1942 - 1 Oct 1955)

Location

Country: - Egypt

Lat/Long:  30:24N  32:18E Approx

Height above sea level: 

Operational Control: -

Notes

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo on Google Maps, Suez Canal Zone website, 

Main units (continued): -

No 601 (AAF) Servicing Echelon (6 Jan – 25 Mar 1942)

RLG for No 15 (Pilots) Advanced Flying Unit (7 Apr 1942 - 29 Jan 1943)

No 4 Group Servicing Section (xxx 1943 - 11 Oct 1944)

No 4 Group Aircrew School (xx Oct - 3 Nov 1944)

No 4 Aircrew School (3 Nov 1944 - 27 Oct 1945)

No 91 Maintenance Unit (xxx 1944 - 15 Dec 1947, 12 Feb 1949 - 31 Mar 1957)

No 1341 Special Duties Flt (1944)

RLG for No 1663 Heavy Conversion Unit (1944)

Sub-site, No 91 Maintenance Unit (15 Dec 1947 - 31 Mar 1948)

No 80 Maintenance Unit (21 Jan - 12 Dec 1947)

Sub-site, No 93 Maintenance Unit (1 Apr - 1 Aug 1957)

Location

County: - West Yorkshire

Lat/Long:  53:52:44N  01:07:12W

Grid Ref - SE578430

Height Above Sea Level - 30 ft

Operational Control: -

Opened: - 1942

No 7 Group (1944)

Closed: - 1946

Notes

Main Units:

601 Sqn (6 Jan - 25 Mar 1942 )

Detachments**

No 1652 Heavy Conversion Unit (1944)

No 1658 Heavy Conversion Unit (1944)

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo on Google Maps, Control Towers website,

Main units: -

No 5 Ferry Control (7 Dec 1942 - xxx 1943)

No 37 Personnel Transit Centre (1 Aug 1943 - 30 Mar 1944)

HQ, No 114 (Transport) Wing (1 Sep 1943 - 1 Sep 1945)

No 55 Staging Post (23 Sep 1943 - 1 Jul 1946)

No 21 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (1 May - xxx 1944, xxx xxxx - 10 May 1943)

No 1314 Transport Flt (4 Aug 1944 - 1 Nov 1945)

West Africa Communication Flt (18 Jul - 1 Nov 1945)

West Africa Transport & Communication Sqn (1 Nov 1945 - 15 Jul 1946)

Location

Country: - Ghana

Lat/Long:  05:36:18N   00:10:00W

Height Above Sea Level:  205 ft

Operational Control: -

Notes

It may now be the location of Kotoka International Airport, a joint civil and military airfield.

200 Sqn (Jun 1941 - Mar 1943)

541 Sqn (Feb - Oct 1946)

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo on Google Maps,

Main units (continued): -

194 Sqn (19 Mar - 21 Aug 1945)

62 Sqn (21 Mar - 18 Sep 1945)

No 102 Staging Post (25 Mar - 12 May 1945)

267 Sqn (31 Mar - 30 Aug 1945)

No 6 Air-Sea Rescue Flt (Far East) (1 Apr - 8 Jul 1945)

No 7 Air-Sea Rescue Flt (Far East) (1 Apr - Jun 1945)

No 131 (Mobile) Repair & Salvage Unit (5 Apr - Nov 1945)

No 7 Satellite Airfield HQ (12 Apr - 31 Dec 1945)

230 Sqn (17 Apr - 23 May 1945)

No 149 Repair & Salvage Unit (21 Apr - Sep 1945)

30 Sqn (24 Apr - 18 May 1945)

No 7030 Servicing Echelon (24 Apr – 18 May 1945)

No 7135 Servicing Echelon (24 Apr – 17 May 1945, xxx – 10 Jun 1945)

No 12 Casualty Air Evacuation Unit (30 Apr - 19 May 1945 )

No 1583 Calibration Flt (1 - 3 May 1945)

HQ, No 341 Wing (13 May - 18 Aug 1945)

No 6 Satellite Airfield HQ (28 May - 31 Dec 1945)

615 Sqn (10 Jun - 8 Jul 1945)

27 Sqn (19 Jun - 12 Oct 1945)

No 7027 Servicing Echelon (19 Jun – 12 Oct 1945)

No 207 Staging Post (13 Jul 1945 - 15 Feb 1946)

No 1351 Air Sea Rescue Flt (8 Jul - 24 Oct 1945)

HQ, No 342 Wing (10 Aug - 1 Oct 1945)

No 1347 Air Sea Rescue Flt (Sep - 23 Oct 1945)

211 Sqn (2 - 27 Nov 1945)

Main Units (Dabaing): -

60 Sqn (6 Feb - 14 May 1945)

No 7067 Servicing Echelon (6 Feb - 15 May 1945)

Detachment, No 14 Ferry Unit (Mar - Jul 1945)

No 131 (Mobile) Repair & Salvage Unit (5 May - xxx 1945)

Location

Country: - Myanmar (Burma)

Lat/Long:   20:07:58N   92:52:21E

Height Above Sea Level:  27 ft

Operational Control: -

Notes

It is now known as Sittwe Airport.  Also covers Dabaing

Main units: -

60 Sqn (Feb 1941 - Feb 1942, 8 Jan - 6 Feb1945, 14 May - 31 Jul 1945)

31 Sqn (Feb - Mar 1942, Aug - 30 Sep 1945)

HQ Norgroup (10 - 12 Mar 1942)

HQ Akwing (10 - 27 Mar 1942)

67 Sqn (xx - 27 Mar 1942)

139 Sqn (xx - 29 Mar 1942)

No 39 Air Stores Park (12 Mar - 1 Apr 1943)

HQ Burwing (22 - 23 Mar1942)

45 Sqn (Mar 1942 in transit to India)

No 3205 Servicing Commando (24 Dec 1943 - 13 Jan 1945)

No 7067 Servicing Echelon (8 Jan – 6 Feb 1945, 15 May 145 – 20 Jan 1946)

HQ, No 903 Wing (1 - 7 Feb 1945, 19 Apr - 6 Sep 1945)

No 239 Air-Sea Rescue Unit (7 Feb - 20 May 1945)

Advanced HQ, No 224 Group (28 Feb - May 1945)

No 6 Staging Post (1 Mar 1945 - 26 Jun 1946)

No 230 Air-Sea Rescue Unit (1 Mar - May 1945)

HQ, No 346 Wing (8 Mar - 10 May 1945)

No 224 Group Communication Flt (10 - xx Mar 1945)

436 Sqn (17 Mar - 12 May 1945)

No 13 Casualty Air Evacuation Unit (17 Mar - 19 Apr 1945 )

Detachments**

17 Sqn (Jan - Mar 1942)

136 Sqn (Feb - Mar 1942)

135 Sqn (Feb 1943 - Jan 1943)

159 Sqn (Jul 1944 - Oct 1945)

89 Sqn (Aug 1944 - Sep 1945)

27 Sqn (Nov 1944 - Jun 1945)

62 Sqn (Dec 1944 - Mar 1945)

357 Sqn (Jan - Mar 1945)

No 132 (Mobile) Repair & Salvage Unit (xxx 1945 - 31 Mar 1946)

Det No 1, No 92 Air Stores Park (7 Feb - 26 Apr 1945)

203 Sqn (Feb 1945 - May 1946)

176 Sqn (Mar 1945 - Jun 1946)

No 79 Staging Post (Mar - Jun 1945)

No 14 Ferry Unit (Mar - Jul 1945)

31 Sqn (May - Aug 1945)

212 Sqn (May - Jul 1945)

HQ, No 172 Wing (Jun - Nov 1945)

298 Sqn (Jul - Dec 1945)

No 345 (X) Maintenance Unit (xxx 1945 - xxx xxxx)

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo on Google Maps,

Main units: -

Detachment - 52 Sqn (Feb - Sep 1939)

15 Sqn (14 Apr - 15 May 1940)

40 Sqn (2 Feb - 31 Oct 1941)

No 15 Conversion Flt (26 Jan - 5 May 1942)

156 Sqn (14 Feb - 5 Aug 1942)

93rd Bomb Group USAAF (Sep - Dec 1942)

92nd Bomb Group USAAF (Jan - xxx 1943)

482nd Bomb Group USAAF (20 Aug 1943 - May/Jun 1945)

Sub-Site - No 264 Maintenance Unit (26 Nov 1945 - 30 Sep 1948)

7523rd Air Base Sqn USAF (1 Jun 1953 - 1 Jan 1954)

7523rd Support Sqn USAF (1 Jan - 7 Nov 1954)

7560th Air Base Sqn USAF (7 Nov 1954 - 21 Mar 1955)

7560th Air Base Group USAF (21 Mar 1955 - Aug 1959)

85th Bomb Sqn USAF (15 Sep 1955 - Aug 1959)

53rd Weather Sqn USAF (May - Aug 1959)

10th Tactical Reconnaissance Wing USAF (25 Aug 1959 - 20 Aug 1987)

Detachment 1, 40th Air Rescue & Recovery Wing (xxx 1966 - xxx 1972)

527th Tactical Fighter Training Aggressor Sqn USAF (1 Apr 1976 - 14 Apr 1983)

95th Recon. Sqn, USAF (12 Feb 1983 - 15 Sep 1993)

527th Aggressor Sqn (14 Apr 1983 - 14 Jul 1988)

No 1 PRU (Apr - Nov 1985)

10th Tactical Fighter Wing USAF (20 Aug 1987 - 30 Mar 1992)

39th Special Operations Group (15 Jan 1992 - 1 Sep 1994)

Location

County: -  Huntingdonshire/Cambridgeshire

Lat/Long:  52:22:23N  00:13:45W

Grid Ref :  TL205768

Height Above Sea Level:  165 ft

Operational Control: -

Opened - May 1938

No 3 Group (1941- 12 Aug 1942)

No 8 Group (Aug 1942)

8th USAAF (Aug 1942 - 26 Nov 1945)

Maintenance Command (26 Nov 1945 - 30 Sep 1948)

USAFE (1 Jun 1953 -

Closed - 15 Apr 1994

Notes

Links to related sites/pages

Bomber Command 60th Anniversary website,  Station history website,  Commanding Officers, Aerial photo on Google Maps, Control Towers website,

Main units (continued): -

No 1402 Meteorological Flt (1 Mar 1941 - 1 Dec 1944)

No 1405 Flt (Mar 1941 - 7 Feb 1942)

No 15 Group Armament Practice Camp (xxx - Dec 1941)

252 Sqn (6 Apr - 15 Jun 1941)

No 2850 Sqn RAF Regiment

311 Sqn (28 Apr - 12 Jun 1942)

254 Sqn (29 May - 10 Dec 1941)

143 Sqn (15 Jun - 5 Jul 1941, 16 Dec  1941 - 23 Apr 1942)

206 Sqn (12 Aug 1941 - 1 Jul 1942)

No 9 (Coastal) OTU (7 Jun - 6 Sep 1942)

120 Sqn (14 Feb - 15 Apr 1943, 1 Apr 1952 -1 Apr 1959)

220 Sqn (14 Feb - 20 Mar 1943)

86 Sqn (18 Mar - 6 Sep 1943)

59 Sqn (11 May - 15 Sep 1943)

No 1674 Heavy Conversion Unit (10 - 19 Oct 1943, 1 Feb 1944 - 10 Aug 1945))

No 1 (Coastal) Engine Control Demonstration Unit (19 Dec 1943 - 12 Apr 1944)

518 Sqn (18 Sep 1945 - 1 Oct 1946)

No 1361 (Meteorological) Flt (16 Jan - 11 Feb 1946)

No 1362 (Meteorological) Flt (16 Jan - 11 Feb 1946)

No 1363 (Meteorological) Flt (16 Jan - 11 Feb 1946)

No 1364 (Meteorological) Flt (16 Jan - 11 Feb 1946)

202 Sqn (1 Oct 1946 - 28 Aug 1964)

Belfast (Queens) University Air Sqn (Oct 1946  - 31 Mar 1947, Jan 1992 - 31 Jul 1996)

224 Sqn (1 Mar - 18 Oct 1948)

No 203 Gliding School (Jun - Sep 1949)

HQ, No 67 Group (1 Apr - 16 Jun 1950)

No 67 Group Communications Flt (1 Apr 1950 - Jan 1957)

240 Sqn (1 - 27 May 1952)

No 671 Volunteer Gliding School (xxx xxxx - 22 Jan 1959)

'F' Flt, 275 Sqn (18 Nov 1954 - 1 Sep 1959)

1913 Flt, 651 Sqn (1955 - 1957)

118 Sqn (1 Sep 1959 - 31 Aug 1962)

No 13 AEF (1973 - 31 Jul 1996)

72 Sqn (12 Nov 1981 - Mar 2002)

No 3 Sqn RAF Regiment ( 1 Feb 1988 -Current)

230 Sqn (4 May 1992 - Current)

Location

County: - Antrim, Northern Ireland

Lat/Long:  54:39:08N 06:13:39W

Grid Ref:  J145795

Height above Sea Level: 260 ft

Operational Control: -

Opened: - 1918

No 17 Group (1944)

Notes

Main units: -

No 16 Aircraft Acceptance Park (1918 - Jan 1921)

2 Sqn (2 Jun - 27 Sep 1922)

HQ, No 12 Wing (4 Jun - 1 Aug 1922, 30 Nov 1922 - 7 Feb 1923)

502 Sqn (15 May 1925 -27 Jan 1941, 10 May 1946 - 10 Mar 1957)

9 Sqn (15 Jan - 1 Oct 1936)

Air Ministry Meteorological Flt (28 Sep 1936 - 15 Jan 1941)

85 Sqn (18 Oct - 4 Nov 1938)

No 3 Air Observers School (17 Apr 1939 - 1 Dec 1939)

No 3 Bombing and Gunnery School (1 Dec 1939 - 11 Jul 1940)

No 23 Maintenance Unit (1 Dec 1939 - Apr 1978)

No 4 Coastal Patrol Flt (1 - 4 Dec 1939)

No 1416 Flt (27 Jun - 1 Jul 1940)

HQ, No 61 Group (1 - 7 Jul 1940)

231 Sqn (1 - 15 Jul 1940)

245 Sqn (20 Jul 1940 - 14 Jul 1941)

233 Sqn (3 Aug - 14 Sep 1940, 8 Dec 1940 - 16 Aug 1941)

272 Sqn (18 Nov 1940 - 3 Apr 1941)

No 402 Meteorological Flt (15 Jan - 1 Mar 1941)

Detachments:**

4 Sqn (Apr 1920 - Sep 1922)

2 Sqn (27 Sep 1922 - 17 Sep 1923)

214 Sqn (Oct 1935 - Oct 1936)

224 Sqn (May 1939 - Apr 1941, Oct 1948 - Aug 1951)

235 Sqn (Jun 1940 - Jun 1941)

48 Sqn (Jul 1940 - Oct 1941)

254 Sqn (Aug 1940 - Jan 1941)

102 Sqn (Sep - Oct 1940)

120 Sqn (Jul 1942 - Feb 1943, Apr - Dec 1943)

547 Sqn (Oct - Nov 1943)

280 Sqn (Nov 1945 - Jun 1946)

Links to related sites/pages

FAA Archive Website, Officers Commanding, Aerial photo on Google Maps, Control Towers website,

Situated four miles south of Antrim, it is the oldest airfield in Northern Ireland, being opened as an Aircraft Acceptance Park in 1918.  Closing in 1919, it was retained by the RAF for use in annual exercises and in 1922 it was used to house No 2 Squadron during the period following Ireland’s independence.  In 1925, it became the home of the newly formed No 502 (Ulster) Squadron of the RAF’s Special Reserve and remained its only unit until 1936.  In March of that year No 2 Armament Training Camp (later renamed Armament Training Station) opened at Aldergrove and in October a Meteorological Flight was formed.

In April 1939 No 2 ATS, amalgamated with No 1 ATS to form No 3 Air Observer School, which in turn was renamed No 3 Bombing and Gunnery School in November, until it disbanded on 11 July 1940.  The same month No 23 Maintenance Unit arrived and remained a long-term resident, closing in 1978.  Throughout the war, squadrons were detached to operate from Aldergrove for varying periods, including 102, 224, 233, 236 and 254 in 1940.  No 272 Squadron formed at Aldergrove at the end of 1940 and on 11 November 1940 the first transatlantic ferry flight arrived at the station, comprising seven Hudsons led by Donald Bennett (later commander of The Pathfinder Force).  No 245 Squadron was also detached to Aldergrove for the defence of Belfast.

In June 1941, the station lost its Fighter Sector HQ status, when this was transferred to RAF Ballyhalbert, with No 245 leaving the following month.  It was now allocated to Coastal Command and in September construction of runways began.  No 206 Squadron became the principle user until April 1942 when No 311 arrived but in June both units moved out to make way for No 9 Operational Training Unit, which formed on 7 June.  In September 9 OTU  moved out leaving  just No 1 APC 1402 (Met) Flight and No 23 MU.

On 14 February 1943, the station became operational again, with the arrival of No 120 (Fortresses) and No 220 (Liberators) Squadrons.  No 86 Squadron arrived, with more Liberators in March, but No 120 left in April to be replaced in May by the Liberators of No 59 Squadron.  In October 1943, No 1674 HCU was formed at Aldergrove to train crews for Coastal Command’s land based long range patrols units.  These remained the stations main residents until the end of the war.

After the war, No 518 Squadron took over the met flights from No 1402 Flight and was renumbered No 202 Squadron in October 1946 and remained at the station until disbanding in 1964, having converted from Halifax aircraft to Hastings in 1950.  A further Met unit, No 224 Squadron, operated from Aldergrove from 1948 to 1951.  No 502 Squadron reformed in July 1946 as part of the Auxiliary Air Force and remained until disbanded in 1957.  Shackletons of No 120 Squadron operated from Aldergrove from April 1952 for seven years and No 118 Squadron formed as a helicopter search and rescue unit on 12 May 1960, disbanding on 31 August 1962.  On 26 September 1963, Aldergrove took over from Nutt’s Corner as Belfast Airport, a role it continued to fulfil to the present day (2005).  However, the RAF still occupies part of the airfield and is home to No 230 Squadron and its Puma helicopters.

Main units: -

60th Troop Carrier Group USAAF (xxx - Nov 1942)

315th Troop Carrier Group USAAF (Dec 1942 - Nov 1943)

Detachment - No 3 Glider Training School (14 Feb - 26 Mar 1943)

HQ, IXth Air Support Command (Nov 1943 - 1 Feb 1944)

HQ, 71st Fighter Wing USAAF (xxx xxxx - xxx xxxx)

HQ, XIXth Air Support Command (1 Feb 1944 - 15 Jun 1945)

370th Fighter Group USAAF (Feb 1944)

434th Troop Carrier Group (3 Mar 1944 - 12 Feb 1945)

No 25 (RCAF) Air Crew Holding Unit (25 Jun  - 1 Dec 1945)

BOAC Training HQ (9 May 1946 - 1 Jan 1947)

Airways Training Ltd (1 Jan 1947 - Nov 1948)

Location

County: - Berkshire

Lat/Long:  51:21:53N  01:08:45W

Grid Ref - SU598635

Height Above Sea Level - 340 ft

Operational Control: -

Opened: - 1 Jul 1942

USAAF (1944)

Closed: - 1950

Notes

On 1 January 1947 the station was loaned to the Ministry of Civil Aviation as a civil airport, but in 1950 the station was converted into the Atomic Weapons Research Establishment.

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo on Google Maps,

Main units: -

Flying Boat Development Flt (xxx  - 22 Jun 1924)

209 Sqn (27 Sep - 3 Oct 1938, 12 - 22 Aug 1939, 30 Aug - 7 Oct 1939)

201 Sqn (29 Sep - 7 Oct 1938, 6 Nov 1939 - 26 May 1940)

228 Sqn (29 Sep - 3 Oct 1938)

240 Sqn (12 Aug - 4 Nov 1939, 12 Feb - 27 Mar 1940)

Seaplane Training Sqn (Sep 1939 - xxx 1940)

210 Sqn (23 Oct - 6 Nov 1939, 24 Nov 1939 - 21 May 1940)

No 4 (Coastal) Operational Training Unit (15 Jun 1941 - 15 Aug 1946)

No 6 Air/Sea Rescue Marine Craft Unit (28 Mar 1942 - 12 Aug 1943)

No 5 Flying Boat Servicing Unit (25 Sep 1942 - Dec 1944)

No 302 Ferry Training Unit (1 Jul 1945 - 1 Apr 1946)

No 1100 Marine Craft Base Unit (1 Jul 1946 - 1 Apr 1986

Location

County: - Ross-shire (Ross and Cromarty)

Lat/Long:  57:40:48N  04:15:28W

Height Above Sea Level - 0 ft

Operational Control: -

Opened: -

Closed: -

Notes

Renamed RAF Alness on 10 Feb 1943

Detachments

Special Duties Flt (16 - 24 Mar 1940)

Coastal Command Flying Instructors School (16 Jul - 29 Oct 1945)

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo on Google Maps,

Main units: -

No 901 Expeditionary Air Wing (1 Apr 2006 - Current)

Location

Country: - Doha, Qatar

Lat/Long:   25:06:57N  51:18:55E

Height Above Sea Level:  130 ft

Operational Control: -

Notes

This is, primarily, a USAF base.

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo on Google Maps,

Main units: -

No 1 School of Air Force Technical Training (India) (1 Nov 1939 - 15 Nov 1945)

Battle Flt (Feb - Jun 1940)

No 3 (India) Maintenance Unit (3 Dec 1941 - 18 Mar 1942)

No 303 Maintenance Unit (18 Mar 1942 - 19 Mar 1945)

No 30 Personnel Reception Centre (24 Mar - 25 Sep 1942)

No 1 Det,  No 144 Repair & Salvage Unit (Feb 1944 - xxx xxxx)

No 22 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (15 Jun 1945 - 18 Feb 1946)

No 4 Det,  No 141 Repair & Salvage Unit (1 - xx Jan 1946)

3 Sqn (

5 Sqn (

20 Sqn (

28 Sqn (

31 Sqn (

60 Sqn (

99 Sqn (

114 Sqn (

659 Sqn (

Location

Country - Haryana, India

Lat/Long:  30:22:07N   76:48:54E

Height above sea level: 900 ft

Operational Control: -

Notes

Currently an active Indian Air Force station in Western Air Command (2008)

Main units: -

No 2 (Indian) Wing (10 Oct 1921 - 22 Oct 1922)

Coast Defence Wing, India (25 Aug 1939 - Apr 1940)

'H' Flt (25 Aug - 9 Nov 1939, Feb - 15 Sep 1940)

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo on Google Maps,

Main units (continued): -

Sub-site, No 101 Maintenance Unit (xxx xxxx - xxx xxxx)

No 59 Repair & Salvage Unit (23 Nov - Dec 1941)

HQ, No 236 Wing (22 - 23 May 1942, 26 Jun - 27 Jul 1942)

HQ, No 244 (Fighter) Wing (22 - 24 Jun 1942, 28 - 29 Jun 1942)

HQ, No 233 Wing (28 Jun - 10 Jul 1942)

HQ, No 239 Wing (29 Jun - 6 Nov 1942)

Advanced Salvage Unit (1 Jul 1942 - xxx 1943)

HQ, No 7 (SAAF) Wing (12 Aug 1942 - 11 Jan 1943)

HQ, No 232 Wing (17 Sep - 27 Dec 1942, 20 Jan - 4 Mar 1943)

No 55 Refuelling and Re-arming Party (Nov 1942)

HQ, No 3 (SAAF) Wing (xxx - 1 Dec 1942)

No 102 Maintenance Unit (1 Jul 1943 - 31 Aug 1946)

Fighter Sector 'Z' (15 Sep - 6 Oct 1943)

HQ, No 237 Wing (1 Jan - 2 Feb 1944)

No 58 Refuelling and Re-arming Party (xxx - Jun 1944)

No 58 Repair & Salvage Unit (9 Mar - 1 Apr 1944)

29 Sqn (

30 Sqn (

33 Sqn (

80 Sqn (

84 Sqn (

94 Sqn (

112 Sqn (

117 Sqn (

208 Sqn (

216 Sqn (

250 Sqn (

267 Sqn (

274 Sqn (

Location

Country - Egypt

Lat/Long:  31:02N   29:48E

Height above sea level: 

Operational Control: -

Notes

Landing Grounds 85 - 99, 154 and 171-175 were also referred to as Amiriya and are included in these listings.

Main units: -

No 193 Training Sqn (9 Aug 1917 - 21 Jul 1918)

No 194 Training Sqn (9 Aug 1917 - 21 Jul 1918)

No 16 Training Depot Station (21 Jul - Nov 1918)

No 20 Training Depot Station (21 Jul - 20 Aug 1918, Nov  - xxx 1918, Feb - Apr 1919)

Fleet Air Arm Reserve Pilots Pool (30 Nov 1935 - 20 Jul 1936)

Detachments**

No 58 Repair & Salvage Unit (29 Nov 1942 - xxx xxxx)

No 58 Refuelling and Re-arming Party (xxx - xxx 1944)

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo of general area on Google Maps,

Main units (continued): -

14 Sqn (15 Feb 1926 - 24 Aug 1939, 19 Dec 1939 - 24 May 1940)

No 3 Dump, No 123 Maintenance Unit (Jun 1941 - xxx xxxx)

'X' Flt (7 - 12 Jun 1941, 19 - 22 Jun 1941)

450 Sqn (29 Jun - 11 Jul 1941)

No 3 Middle East Training School (23Mar 1942 - 15 Nov 1944)

AHQ Levant Communications Flt (12 Jan - 15 May 1948)

No 19 Wing RAF Regiment (Jan 1948 - 20 Jul 1953)

No 1909 Flt, 651 Sqn (18 Jun 1948 - 20 Jul 1948)

Palestine Truce Observation Flt (26 Aug 1948 - xxx xxxx)

249 Sqn (8 Jun 1954 - 26 Sep 1955, 4 Nov 1955 - 27 Aug 1956)

6 Sqn (10 Jun - 7 Jun 1954, 26 Sep - 10 Oct 1955)

73 Sqn (12 Oct - 5 Nov 1955)

32 Sqn (28 Aug - 29 Oct 1956)

No 2 Sqn RAF Regiment

No 21 Sqn RAF Regiment

No 26 Sqn RAF Regiment

Location

Country: - Jordan (Transjordan)

Lat/Long:  31:58:19N  35:59:24E

Height above sea level: 

Operational Control: -

Opened -

Closed -

Notes

It was possibly renamed Marka International Airport until replaced by the new Queen Alia International Airport in 1983.

Main units: -

HQ, RAF Transjordan (1 Apr 1922 - 1 Oct 1926)

HQ, RAF Transjordan & Palestine (1 Oct 1926 - 13 Apr 1927, 2 Jun 1927 - Oct 1929)

Detachments**

14 Sqn (Feb 1920 - Feb 1926)

45 Sqn (Nov 1927 - Aug 1929, Dec 1929 - Jan 1939)

33 Sqn (Oct 1938 - Apr 1939)

208 Sqn (May - Jun 1941, Mar 1958 - Mar 1959)

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo on Google Maps,

Main units (continued): -

No 11 Group Pool (14 Jan - 1 Jul 1939)

No 40/41 Group Communication Flight (xxx 1939 - 1 May 1944)

HQ, No 51 Wing (11 May - 2 Oct 1939)

59 Sqn (11 May - 5 Oct 1939, 21 - 31 May 1940)

Communications Sqn, RAF Air Component BEF (25 Aug - 16 Sep 1939)

No 2 School of Army Co-operation (20 Oct 1939 - 31 May 1941)

Army Co-operation Reservoir (22 Dec 1939 - xxx xxxx)

HQ, No 52 Wing (21 - 31 May 1940)

53 Sqn (21 May - 1 Jun 1940)

No 6 Operational Training Unit (1 Jun - 18 Jul 1941)

No 42 Operational Training Unit (18 Jul - 15 Oct 1941)

613 Sqn (26 Sep - 6 Oct 1941)

No 26 Blind Approach Training Flt (Oct - 2 Nov 1941)

No 1526 Beam Approach Training Flt (2 - 11 Nov 1941)

No 759 (Ground Defence) Sqn (19 Dec 1941 - 1 Feb 1942)

No 2759 Sqn RAF Regiment (1 Feb 1942 - xxx xxxx)

HQ, No 54 Wing (25 May - 19 Jul 1942)

170 Sqn (25 Oct 1942 - 28 Feb 1943)

296 Sqn (25 Oct - 19 Dec 1942)

No 15 (Pilots) Advanced Flying Unit (15 Dec 1942 - 28 Oct 1043)

16 Sqn (13 Mar - 6 Apr 1943, 9 Apr - 16 May 1943, 22 May -1 Jun 1943)

169 Sqn (26 Mar - 21 Jun 1943)

660 Sqn (21 Sep - 20 Nov 1943)

No 3205 Servicing Commando (23 Nov 1943 - 4 Jan 1944)

661 Sqn (27 Nov 1943 - 19 Feb 1944)

Maintenance Command Communications Sqn (1 May 1944 - 1 Nov 1960)

No 43 Operational Training Unit (10 Aug 1944 - 1 May 1947)

No 3209 Servicing Commando (26 Oct - 16 Nov 1944)

285 Sqn (19 Nov 1944 - 4 Jan 1945)

664 Sqn (9 Dec 1944 - 2 Feb 1945)

665 Sqn (22 Jan - 17 Mar 1945)

Helicopter Training Flt (5 Feb 1945 - 16 Jan 1946)

666 Sqn (5 Mar - 18 Apr 1945)

289 Sqn (5 - 26 Jun 1945)

No 4 Fighter Command Servicing Unit (Jul 1945 - 1 May 1946)

657 Sqn (26 Jan 1946 - 19 Jan 1948)

1900 Flt, 657 Sqn (1 Jan 1947 - 1 Dec 1948)

1901 Flt, 657 Sqn (May 1947 - 1 Feb 1948)

No 227 Operational Conversion Unit (7 May 1947 - 30 Jan 1948)

RAF Staff College (3 Feb 1948 - 31Dec 1969)

RAF Staff College Communications Flt (xxx xxxx - 1 Aug 1949)

Meteorological Research Flt (18 Dec 1950 - xxx 1952)

RAF Ferry Wing (19 May 1952 - 1 Apr 1953)

No 1913 Flt, 651 Sqn (21 Dec 1956 - 13 Feb 1957)

225 Sqn (1 Jan - 17 May 1960)

Maintenance Command Communications and Ferry Sqn (1 Nov 1960 - 31 Mar 1964)

Western Communication Sqn (1 Apr 1964 - 3 Feb 1969)

21 Sqn (3 Feb 1969 - 31 Jan 1976)

HQ Support Command (1 Sep 1973 - 13 Jun 1977)

Location

County: - Hampshire

Lat/Long:  51:12:30N  01:31:30W

Grid Ref:  SU329459

Height above sea level: 260 ft

Operational Control: -

Opened - 1916

No 70 Group (1944)

Closed -

Notes

Main units: -

104 Sqn (16 Sep 1917 - 19 May 1918)

105 Sqn (3 Oct 1917 - 16 May 1918)

106 Sqn (3 Oct 1917 - 21 May 1918)

116 Sqn (1 Dec 1917 - 31 Mar 1918)

119 Sqn (1 Jan - 1 Mar 1918)

148 Sqn (10 Feb - 1 Mar 1918)

207 Sqn (13 May - 7 Jun 1918)

215 Sqn (13 May - 4 Jul 1918)

School of Instruction, Southern Training Brigade (10 - 22 Jun 1918)

School of Air Pilotage (23 Sep - 23 Dec 1919 )

HQ, No 7 Group (4 Dec 1919 - 12 Apr 1926)

Air Pilotage School (23 Dec 1919 - 15 Jan 1923, 5 May 1933 - 25 Jan 1935)

No 1 (Training) Wireless School Sqn (xxx - xxx 1920)

RAF Staff College Flt (3 Apr 1922 - 10 Sep 1938)

11 Sqn (15 Jan - 16 Sep 1923)

2 Sqn (17 Sep 1923 - 31 Mar 1924)

12 Sqn (24 Mar 1924 - 4 Oct 1935, 29 Aug 1936 - 9 May 1939)

13 Sqn (30 May 1924 - 23 Sep 1929)

HQ, Wessex Bombing Area (12 Apr 1926 - 1 Oct 1933)

101 Sqn (12 Oct 1929 - 1 Dec 1934)

HQ, Western Area (1 Oct 1933 -  - 1 May 1936)

HQ, Central Area (1 Oct - 16 Nov 1933)

Air Navigation School (1 Jan 1935 - 6 Jan 1936)

142 Sqn (3 Jan - 3 Oct 1935, 3 Dec 1936 - 9 May 1939)

9 Sqn (15 Oct 1935 - 15 Jan 1936)

214 Sqn (15 Oct 1935 - 1 Oct 1936)

HQ, No 3 Group (1 May 1936 - 11 Jan 1937)

103 Sqn (10 Aug 1936 - 26 Feb 1937)

107 Sqn (10 Aug 1936 - 16 Feb 1937)

HQ, No 2 Group (26 Jan 1937 - 2 May 1938)

63 Sqn (15 Feb - 3 Mar 1937)

44 Sqn (18 Mar - 16 Jun 1937)

82 Sqn (14 Jun - 8 Jul 1937)

HQ, Maintenance Command (1 Apr 1938 - 15 Sep 1939, 18 Jul 1961 - 31Aug 1973)

Detachments**

51 Sqn (Jan 1940 - May 1942)

RAF Staff College (3 Apr 1922 - 28 May 1940)

HQ, No 40 Group (1 Jan - 31 Aug 1939, 1 Jun 1940 - Feb 1947)

HQ, No 42 Group (1 Jan - 4 Sep 1939)

HQ, No 43 Group (1 Jan 1939 - 16 Oct 1940)

HQ, No 53 Wing (24 Mar 1941 - 1 Jan 1946)

Links to related sites/pages

Officers Commanding, Atlantikwall website, Aerial photo on Google Maps,  Control Towers website,

Main units: -

93 Sqn (

275 Sqn (

452 Sqn (

457 Sqn (

Location

County: - Isle of Man

Lat/Long:  54:22:15N  04:25:15W

Grid Ref - SC426000

Height Above Sea Level - 110 ft

Operational Control: -

Opened: - 1941

No 29 Group (1944)

Closed: - 1946

Notes

Links to related sites/pages

Aerial photo on Google Maps,  Control Towers website,  Photos of Personnel at RAF Andreas 1942,