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Evidence so far has only shown those in RED as satellites not self administering stations
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Main units (continued): - No 5 Group Target Towing Flt (Jan - Feb 1940) 142 Sqn (15 Jun - 3 Jul 1940) 207 Sqn (1 Nov 1940 - 17 Nov 1941) DB-7 Flt (29 Dec 1940 - 15 Dec 1941) No 6 Blind Approach Training Flt (6 Jan - Oct 1941) No 1506 Beam Approach Training Flt (Oct 1941 - 9 Feb 1943) 420 Sqn (19 Dec 1941 - 7 Aug 1942) No 729 (Ground Defence) Sqn (19 Dec 1941 - 1 Feb 1942) No 2729 Sqn RAF Regiment (1 Feb - xxx 1942) No 44 Conversion Flt (16 Jan - 9 Nov 1942) No 420 Conversion Flt (16 May - 19 Jun 1942) 9 Sqn (7 Aug 1942 - 14 Apr 1943, 15 Jan 1975 - 1 May 1982) No 9 Conversion Flt (8 Aug - 9 Nov 1942) No 1661 Heavy Conversion Unit (9 Nov 1942 - 1 Jan 1943) No 2890 Sqn RAF Regiment (Jun 1943 - xxx 1944) No 2956 Sqn RAF Regiment (Jun - xxx 1943) 467 Sqn (13 Nov 1943 - 15 Jun 1945) 463 Sqn (25 Nov 1943 - 3 Jul 1945) No 5 Group Film Unit (?) 617 Sqn (17 Jun 1945 - 19 Jan 1946) 61 Sqn (25 Jan 1946 - 6 Aug 1953) 12 Sqn (26 Jul - 18 Sep 1946) 57 Sqn (7 Oct 1946 - 4 Apr 1951) 100 Sqn (23 Mar 1950 - 2 Aug 1953) 49 Sqn (25 Jun 1952 - 1 Aug 1953) Lincoln Conversion Flt (1953) 27 Sqn (26 May 1955 - 31 Dec 1957) 21 Sqn (1 Jun 1955 - 30 Jun 1957) No 230 OCU (31 May 1956 - 18 Jun 1961) 83 Sqn (21 May 1957 - 10 Oct 1960) 101 Sqn (26 Jun 1961 - 4 Aug 1982) Vulcan Display Flight (1 Apr 1984 - Sep 1994) Nimrod AEW Joint Trials Unit (18 Dec 1984 - Apr 1987) Sentry Standards Unit (1 Jan 1993 - Current) Sentry Training Sqn (1 Jun 1990 - 1 Apr 1996) 8 Sqn 1 Jul 1991 - Current) Electronic Warfare Operational Support Establishment (1 Apr 1995 - Current) 51 Sqn (28 Apr 1995 - Current) Air Warfare Centre (4 Sep 1995 - Current) 23 Sqn (1 Apr 1996 - Current) Sentry Operational Evaluation Unit (3 Jun 1996 - Current) No 34 Expeditionary Air Wing (1 Apr 2006 - Current) 5 Sqn (1 Apr 2000 - Current) 54 Sqn (5 Sep 2005 - Current) Air Transport and Air to Air Refuelling Operational Evaluation Unit (xxx 2006 - Current) No 26 Sqn RAF Regiment |
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Location County: - Lincolnshire Lat/Long: 53:10:15N 00:31:15W Grid Ref: SK982630 Height above sea level: 235ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - Nov 1916 No 5 Group (1944) No 1 Group No 3 Group (2006) |
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Main units: - No 47 (Training) Sqn (13 Nov 1916 - 4 Jul 1918) No 48 (Training) Sqn (13 Nov 1916 - 4 Jul 1918, 14 Mar - 4 Nov 1919) 82 Sqn (30 Mar - 17 Nov 1917) HQ No 27 (Training) Wing (5 May 1917 - 1 Apr 1919) No 51 (Training) Sqn (14 May 1917 - 4 Oct 1918) 105 Sqn (23 Sep - 3 Oct 1917) No 75 (Training) Sqn (14 Nov - 22 Dec 1917) No 44 (Training) Sqn (24 Nov 1917 - 14 Mar 1919) 97 Sqn (1 Dec 1917 - 21 Jan 1918, 25 Feb - 10 Mar 1941) 117 Sqn (1 Jan - 3 Apr 1918) 123 Sqn (1 Feb - 1 Mar 1918) No 48 Training Depot Station (4 Jul 1918 - 14 Mar 1919 204 Sqn (11 Feb - 31 Dec 1919) No 48 Training School (14 Mar 1919 - 203 Sqn (27 Mar - Dec 1919) 503 Sqn (5 Oct 1926 - 1 Nov 1938) No 1 Aircraft Storage Unit (16 Feb 1935 - 15 Oct 1938) 50 Sqn (3 May 1937 - 10 Jul 1940, 26 Jan 1946 - 31 Jan 1951, 1 Aug 1961 - 31 Mar 1984) 110 Sqn (18 May 1937 - 11 May 1939) No 3 Group Practice Flt (Jun - Oct 1937) 88 Sqn (7 Jun - 17 Jul 1937) 44 Sqn (16 Jun 1937 - 31 May 1943, 10 Aug 1960 - 21 Dec 1982) Ferrying Flt (31 May 1939 - xxx xxxx) |
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Main units: - No 203 Group Communication Flt (17 Aug 1940 - 12 Apr 1943) Staging Post, Khartoum (19 Nov 1941 -8 Mar 1943) No 114 Maintenance Unit (26 Dec 1941 - 20 Feb 1943) No 2 (Middle East) Ferry Control (20 May 1942 - 7 May 1944) No 20 Terminal Staging Post (8 Mar 1943 - 1 Jun 1944) HQ, No 115 (Transport) Wing (7 May - 1 Jun 1944) |
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Location Country: - Sudan Lat/Long: 15:48:36N 32:30:36E Height Above Sea Level: |
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Main units: - No 6107 Servicing Echelon (13 14 Nov 1947) Wahn Wing (Feb 1948 - xxx xxxx) High Commissioner's Flt (30 Oct 1949 - Jun 1955) No 83 Group Communication Flt (7 Sep 1952 - 3 Mar 1958) HQ, No 148 Wing (1 Apr 1953 - 1 Sep 1957) 2 Sqn ( 4 Sqn ( 11 Sqn ( 14 Sqn ( 17 Sqn ( 21 Sqn ( 68 Sqn ( 69 Sqn ( 87 Sqn ( 98 Sqn ( 107 Sqn ( 128 Sqn ( 180 Sqn ( 305 Sqn ( |
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Location Country: - Germany Lat/Long: 50:51:57N 07:08:34E Grid Ref - Height Above Sea Level - ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - |
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Main units: - HQ, No 139 Wing (8 Mar 1946 - 31 Oct 1947) No 6128 Servicing Echelon (11 31 Mar 1946) No 6098 Servicing Echelon (15 Mar 1946 1 Jul 1947, 9 Aug 4 Nov 1947) No 6069 Servicing Echelon (31 Mar 1946 7 Nov 1947) No 6014 Servicing Echelon (1 Apr 1946 16 Aug 1949) No 6305 (Polish) Servicing Echelon (18 Aug 11 Oct 1946) No 6021 Servicing Echelon (3 26 Sep 1946) |
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Location County: - Lincolnshire Lat/Long: 53:03:41N 00:14:11E Grid Ref - Height Above Sea Level - ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - Aug 1938 |
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Main units: - No 1655 Mosquito Training Unit (7 Mar - 30 Dc 1944) No 1323 Automatic Gun Laying Turret Flt (1 Jan - 30 Sep 1945) No 1696 (Bomber) Defence Training Flt (28 Jun - 28 Sep 1945) 128 Sqn ( No 6128 Servicing Echelon (20 Sep 8 Oct 1945) 156 Sqn ( 257 Sqn ( 571 Sqn ( |
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Location County: - Huntingdonshire (Cambridgeshire) Lat/Long: 52:23:38N 00:05:45W Grid Ref - TL290795 Height Above Sea Level - 100 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1941 No 8 Group (1944) Closed - 1963 |
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Main units: - 2 Sqn ( 3 Sqn ( 19 Sqn ( 26 Sqn ( 41 Sqn ( 56 Sqn ( 66 Sqn ( 80 Sqn ( 118 Sqn ( 130 Sqn ( 137 Sqn ( 152 Sqn ( 164 Sqn ( 174 Sqn ( 175 Sqn ( 181 Sqn ( 182 Sqn ( 184 Sqn ( 217 Sqn ( 234 Sqn ( 238 Sqn ( 245 Sqn ( 247 Sqn ( 257 Sqn ( 263 Sqn ( 266 Sqn ( 274 Sqn ( 275 Sqn ( 276 Sqn ( 277 Sqn ( 286 Sqn ( 302 Sqn ( 310 Sqn ( 312 Sqn ( 313 Sqn ( 340 Sqn ( 350 Sqn ( 401 Sqn ( 402 Sqn ( 403 Sqn ( 411 Sqn ( 412 Sqn ( 414 Sqn ( 421 Sqn ( 430 Sqn ( 438 Sqn ( 439 Sqn ( 440 Sqn ( 442 Sqn ( 443 Sqn ( 500 Sqn ( 501 Sqn ( 604 Sqn ( 609 Sqn ( 610 Sqn ( |
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Location County: - Dorset Lat/Long: 50:41:40N 02:20:30W Grid Ref - SY765885 Height Above Sea Level - 203 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1937 No 11 Group (1944) Closed - 1945 |
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Main Units: - No 2 Air Observers School (3 Sep 1939) No 10 Air Observers School (3 Sep 1939 - 1 Jan 1940) Air-Sea Rescue Flt (15 May - 20 Oct 1941) No 10 Group Target Towing Flt (16 Jul - Oct 1941, Nov - 8 Dec 1941) No 3007 Servicing Echelon (14 23 Nov 1941) No 3019 (RCAF) Servicing Echelon (14 Nov 1941 8 Mar 1942) No 3036 Servicing Echelon (30 Nov 5 Dec 1941, 12 17 Jul 1942, 21 31 Oct 1942) No 604 (AAF) Servicing Echelon (18 23 Aug 1942) No 3043 Servicing Echelon (21 Sep 1942 7 Sep 1943) No 3010 Servicing Echelon (xxx 12 Aug 1943, 18 Sep 1943 17 Jan 1944) No 14 Armament Practice Camp (27 Aug - xxx 1944, 12 Nov 1944 - 4 Oct 1945) No 17 Armament Practice Camp (27 Aug 1944 - 4 Oct 1945) No 1 (2nd TAF) Armament Practice Camp Servicing Unit (10 Dec 1944 - 7 Mar 1945) No 6610 Servicing Echelon (21 Feb 3 Mar 1945) No 414 (2nd TAF) Armament Practice Camp Servicing Unit (7 - 16 Mar 1945) No 417 (2nd TAF) Armament Practice Camp Servicing Unit (7 - 16 Mar 1945) No 6041 Servicing Echelon (7 18 Mar 1945) No 11 (2nd TAF) Armament Practice Camp Servicing Unit (16 Mar 1945 - xxx xxxx) No 18 (2nd TAF) Armament Practice Camp Servicing Unit (16 Mar 1945 - xxx xxxx) No 6438 (RCAF) Servicing Echelon (19 Mar 3 Apr 1945) No 6003 Servicing Echelon (1 17 Apr 1945) No 6439 (RCAF) Servicing Echelon (3 23 Apr 1945) No 6602 Servicing Echelon (18 Apr 7 May 1945) No 6274 Servicing Echelon (19 Apr 7 May 1945, 3 7 Sep 1945) No 6411 (RCAF) Servicing Echelon (21 Apr 7 Jun 1945) No 6440 (RCAF) Servicing Echelon (22 Apr 29 May 1945) No 6175 Servicing Echelon (27 May 11 Jun 1945) No 6137 Servicing Echelon (20 26 Aug 1945) No 6174 Servicing Echelon (7 19 Sep 1945) No 6 Fighter Command Servicing Unit (25 Feb - 29 Mar 1946) |
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Detachments** No 8 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (25 May - 17 Jun 1940) |
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Notes Type 7 GCI Station (Fixed unit) Type 21 GCI Station (mobile, five vehicle unit, comprising 10cm 'Nodding' heightfinder and 10cm surveillance radar) No 24 Sector (12 May - 26 Jun 1944)
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Location County: - Sussex Lat/Long: 50:52:12N 00:20:46E |
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Operational Control: - Opened - Jan 1939 Closed - xxx 1978 |
Main units (continued): - No 24 (Base Defence) Wing (3 - 12 May 1944) No 24 (Base Defence) Sector (12 May - 12 Jul 1944)
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Main units (continued): - Sub-site, No 7 Maintenance Unit (Sep - Nov 1940) Blind Approach School (28 Sep 1940 - xxx 1941) No 1 Blind Approach School (xxx - 31 Oct 1941) Blind Approach Calibration Flt (12 Jul - Oct 1941) Beam Approach Calibration Flt (Oct 1941 - 3 Jul 1942) No 1 Beam Approach School (31 Oct 1941 - 31 Dec 1946) Beam Approach Technical Training School (Oct 1942 - 4 Dec 1943) Beam Approach Development Unit (4 Oct 1942 - 12 Apr 1943) Airfield Controllers' School (15 Nov 1942 - 1 May 1948) No 92 (Forward) Staging Post (25 May - 13 Jul 1944) Sparrow (Ambulance) Flt (2 Jun - 2 Aug 1944) Anson Detachment, Watchfield (xxx xxxx - 18 Jul 1944) School of Air Traffic Control (1 Nov 1946 - 10 Feb 1950) |
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Location County: - Berkshire Lat/Long: 51:37:08N 01:39:00W Grid Ref - SU245912 Height Above Sea Level - 331 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1940 No 50 Group (1944) Closed - 1950 |
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Main units: - Used by No 5 Maintenance Unit for temporary dispersal No 4 Air Observer & Navigation School (20 Jul 1940 - 30 Aug 1941) No 11 Air Observer & Navigation School (20 Jul 1940 - 19 Jul 1941) No 50 Group Pool (xxx - xxx 1940) |
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Detachments** No 7 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (1942) |
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Main units (continued): - 1 Sqn ( 18 Sqn ( 24 Sqn ( 25 Sqn ( 46 Sqn ( 51 Sqn ( 53 Sqn ( 54 Sqn ( 56 Sqn ( 59 Sqn ( 62 Sqn ( 63 Sqn ( 64 Sqn ( 77 Sqn ( 99 Sqn ( 153 Sqn ( 206 Sqn ( 215 Sqn ( 220 Sqn ( 242 Sqn ( 253 Sqn ( 514 Sqn ( |
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Location County: - Cambridgeshire Lat/Long: 52:16:45N 00:11:00E Grid Ref: TL486670 Height above sea level: 17 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1941 No 3 Group (1944) Closed - |
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Main units: - No 26 Conversion Flt (5 Oct 1941 - 2 Jan 1942) No 106 Conversion Flt (Dec 1941 - 2 Jan 1942) No 214 Conversion Flt (10 Apr - 1 May 1942, 9 Aug - 1 Oct 1942) No 15 Conversion Flt (5 May - 7 Oct 1942) No 1651 Conversion Unit (2 Jan - 7 Oct 1942) No 1651 Heavy Conversion Unit (7 Oct 1942 - 20 Nov 1943) No 1678 Heavy Conversion Unit (23 Nov 1943 - 12 Jun 1944) No 14 Personnel Transit Centre (15 - 16 Jul 1944) No 4059 Servicing Echelon (14 Sep 1945 15 Jun 1946) No 4220 Servicing Echelon (22 Sep 1945 25 May 1946) No 4051 Servicing Echelon (20 Aug 1946 1 Dec 1947) No 4242 Servicing Echelon (17 Nov 1 Dec 1947) No 4077 Servicing Echelon (1 8 Dec 1947) |
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Detachments** No 1665 Heavy Conversion Unit (1 May - 7 Jun 1943) |
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Main units: - 200 Sqn ( West Africa Communication Flt (31 May 1944 - 18 Jul 1945) No 36 Personnel Transit Centre (8 Jul 1945 - 15 Jan 1946) No 66 Staging Post (22 Oct 1945 - 1 Jun 1946) |
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Location Country: - Sierra Leone Lat/Long: 08:20:19N 13:02:46W Height Above Sea Level: |
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Main units (continued): - No 17 Blind Approach Training Flt (Oct - Oct 1941) No 1517 Beam Approach Training Flt (Oct - 4 Nov 1941, 19 May - 14 Nov 1942) 18 Sqn (9 Dec - 24 Aug 1941) 236 Sqn (9 Feb - 3 Jul 1942) 4th Strategic Air Depot USAAF (Sep 1942 - 68th Observation Group USAAF (Oct - Nov 1942) 479th Fighter Group USAAF (May 1944 - xxx 1945) 266 Sqn (4 Nov - 5 Dec 1946, 4 Jan - 16 Apr 1947) No 6266 Servicing Echelon (4 Nov 5 Dec 1946, 4 Jan 16 Apr 1947) 56 Sqn (20 Dec 1946 - 17 Apr 1947, 10 Jul 1959 - 11 Apr 1967, 21 Jan 1975 - 28 Jun 1976, 9 Jul 1976 - 1 Jul 1992) No 6056 Servicing Echelon (20 Dec 1946 - 17 Apr 1947) Air Ministry Servicing Development Unit (Mar 1947 - Apr 1950) Fighter Command School of Technical Training (Jul 1947 - Sep 1949) 257 Sqn (27 Oct 1950 - 10 Jun 1956, 15 Jan - 31 Mar 1957) 263 Sqn (22 Nov 1950- 10 Jun 1956, 15 Jan - 30 Aug 1957) 152 Sqn (30 Jun 1954 - 18 Jun 1956, 16 Jan - 28 Aug 1957) No 289 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx xxxx - Feb 1956) 111 Sqn (18 Jun 1958 - 30 Sep 1974) 41 Sqn (5 Jul 1958 - 31 Dec 1963) No 1 Air Control Centre (27 Aug 1965 - xx xxx 1966) 29 Sqn (10 May 1967 - 31 Dec 1974) 23 Sqn (25 Feb 1976 - 30 Mar 1983) 'C' Flt, 25 Sqn (1 Mar 1983 - 1 Oct 1989) 74 Sqn (19 Oct 1984 - 1 Oct 1992) 'E' Flt, 85 Sqn (1 Oct 1989 - 1 Jul 1991) Phantom Training Flt (1 Feb - 31 Dec 1991) 'B' Flt 22 Sqn (Jul 1994 - Current) No 16 Sqn RAF Regiment |
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Location County: - Suffolk Lat/Long: 52:07:30N 00:57:30E Grid Ref: TM024518 Height above sea level: 290ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - Mar 1939 No 2 Group (Mar 1939 - Sep 1942) USAAF (Sep 1942 - xxx 1945) No 12 Group? (xxx 1945 - xxx xxxx) No 11 Group Closed - Jul 1993 |
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Notes In July 1993 the station was handed over to the Army Air Corps. |
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Main units: - 107 Sqn (3 May 1939 -3 Mar 1941) 110 Sqn (11 May 1939 - 17 Mar 1942) 114 Sqn (31 May - 10 Jun 1940) No 8 Blind Approach Training Flt (18 Jan - 15 Feb 1941) 86 Sqn (3 Mar - 15 May 1941) 226 Sqn (27 May - 9 Dec 1941) |
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Detachments** 17 Sqn (Sep - Dec 1939) |
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Links to related sites/pages Bomber Command 60th Anniversary website, Commanding Officers, Aerial photo on Google Maps, Control Towers website, The Flame of Love and War - novel by Eric Vanlint, |
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Main units (continued): - No 17 (Pilots) Advanced Flying Unit (29 Jan 1942 - 1 May 1943) 3rd Strategic Air Depot, USAAF ( May 1943 - xxx 1945) 803rd Reconnaissance Group, USAAF (22 Apr - 9 Aug 1944) 15th Bomb Group (R), USAAF (9 Aug 1944 - xxx 1945) Radio Warfare Establishment (27 Sep 1945 - 1 Sep 1946) Central Signals Establishment (1 Sep 1946 - 1 Jul 1965) Ground Controlled Approach Operators School (Sep 1946 - 10 Mar 1952) 192 Sqn (15 Jul 1951 - 21 Aug 1958) 199 Sqn (15 Jul 1951 - 17 Apr 1952) 116 Sqn (1 Aug 1952 - 21 Aug 1958) 527 Sqn (1 Aug 1952 - 21 Aug 1958) 51 Sqn (21 Aug 1958 - 31 Mar 1963) 115 Sqn (21 - 25 Aug 1958, 1 Oct 1963 - 9 Apr 1969) 245 Sqn (21 - 25 Aug 1958) 263 Sqn (1 Jan 1959 - 30 Jun 1963) Air Defence Missile Operations Training School (Jul 1960 - Mar 1962) 151 Sqn (1 Jan 1962 - 25 May 1963) Surface to Air Missile Operational Training School (Mar 1962 - 17 Aug 1964) 97 Sqn (25 May 1963 - 2 Jan 1967) 98 Sqn (1 Oct 1963 - 19 Apr 1969) 360 Sqn (23 Sep 1966 - 21 Apr 1969) 361 Sqn (2 Jan - 14 Jul 1967) Electronic Warfare Engineering and Training Unit (1 - 25 Jan 1971) No 611 Volunteer Gliding School (1 May 1996 - Current) |
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Location County: - Norfolk Lat/Long: 52:33:53N 00:51:45E Grid Ref: TF940000 Height above sea level: 190ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - Jan 1939 No 2 Group (Jan 1939 - Jan 1942) No 21 Group (Jan 1942 - May 1943) USAAF (May 1943 - xxx 1945) No 90 Group Closed - xxx 1978 |
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Main units: - 21 Sqn (2 Mar 1939 - 24 Jun 1940) 34 Sqn (2 Mar - 12 Aug 1939) 82 Sqn (22 Aug 1939 - 21 Mar 1942) 18 Sqn (21 - 26 May 1940) 105 Sqn (10 Jul - 31 Oct 1940) 90 Sqn (3 - 15 May 1941) |
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Notes From Nov 1958, Weeton parented RAF Warton, No 29 Recruit Centre (Preston) and the Air Traffic Control Unit at Preston. |
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Location County: - Lancashire Lat/Long: 53:49:01N 02:56:13W |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 21 May 1940 No 20 Group (xxx 1940 - xxx xxxx) No 24 Group (xxx xxxx - xxx 1965) Closed - 1965 - 1970 |
Main units: - No 8 School of Technical Training (21 May 1940 - 30 Sep 1965) RAF Hospital (May 1940 - Dec 1959) Fire and Rescue Training Unit (Jul 1940 - Aug 1943) Mechanical Transport School (xxx Dec 1940 No 31 Bombing and Gunnery School (5 - 21 Mar 1941) RAF Police School (Sep 1943 - Jan 1946) No 19 Personnel Transit Centre (12 Feb - 23 Aug 1945) No 9 School of Technical Training (Aug 1950 - Jul 1952) HQ, No 2 Police District (Nov 1954 - Jul 1959) RAF Support Unit Weeton (1 Oct 1965 - 31 Oct 1970) |
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Location Country: - Germany Lat/Long: 51:09:25N 06:18:20E Height Above Sea Level: |
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Operational Control: - Opened - Closed - |
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Main units: - No 1336 Conversion Unit (20 Jun 1945 - 1 Mar 1946) Radar Navigation Aids Wing (Sep 1950 - Apr 1952) |
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Location County: - Berkshire Lat/Long: 51:28:03N 01:24:00W Grid Ref - SU415745 Height Above Sea Level - 450 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1943 USAAF (1944) Closed - |
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Main units: - No 312 Ferry Training Unit (24 Apr - 17 Dec 1943) No 91 Group Servicing Section (15 Feb - Oct 1944) No 3 Glider Training Unit (24 Jul 1945 - 3 Dec 1947) No 1 School of Photography (6 Jan 1948 - 22 Aug 1949) School of Photography (22 Aug 1949 - 26 Aug 1963) No 68 Maintenance Unit (27 Mar 1955 - 30 Nov 1956) |
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Location County: - Warwickshire Lat/Long: 52:11:23N 01:36:30W Grid Ref - SP264459 Height Above Sea Level - 154 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1941 No 91 Group (1944) Closed - 1963 |
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Location County: - Norfolk Lat/Long: 52:41:53N 00:50:45E Grid Ref - TF924151 Height Above Sea Level - 250 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1942 USAAF (1944) Closed -1961 |
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Main units: - 2 Sqn ( 453 Sqn ( No 1 Engine Control and Demonstration Unit (2 Oct 1942 - 3 Feb 1945) No 92 Group Servicing Section (xxx 1943 - Oct 1944) |
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Location County: - Buckinghamshire Lat/Long: 51:50:45N 00:58:15W Grid Ref - SP710170 Height Above Sea Level - 262 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1942 No 92 Group (1944) Closed - 1945 |
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Notes It was used to house competitors for the 1948 Olympic Games. Ceased being an RAF Station in April 1994, but still has an RAF presence in the London Air Traffic Control Centre (Military) By 2011 the site had been completely demolished. |
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Location County: - Middlesex/Greater London Lat/Long: 51:30:16N 00:27:50W Approx |
Main units: - Central Trade Test Board (1 Sep 1924 - 2 Sep 1939, xxx 1939 - xxx 1945) No 3 Personnel Transit Centre (23 Aug - 30 Oct 1939) WAAF Depot (30 Oct 1939 - xxx xxxx) Signals Development Unit (xxx xxxx - xxx 1947) 3911th Air Base Group, USAF (xxx 1951 - xxx 1962) HQ, Military Air Traffic Organisation School of Control and Reporting (31 Oct 1974 - Jun 1990) London Air Traffic Control Centre (Military) (xx xxx xxxx - xx xxx 2010?) |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1924 No 3 Group (2006) |
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Main units: - 'E' Flt, No 1 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (17 May - 15 Sep 1938, 20 May 1939 - 1 Oct 1942) No 4 Air Observers School (17 Apr - 1 Nov 1939, 16 Jun 1941 - 11 Jun 1943) No 3015 Servicing Echelon (2 10 Aug 1942) No 3036 Servicing Echelon (4 12 Aug 1942) No 1353 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Flt (26 Jun 1945 - 11 Feb 1946) No 103 Storage Sub-site (31 Jul 1945 - Oct 1946) 130 Sqn ( 289 Sqn ( 290 Sqn ( Royal Aircraft Establishment, West Freugh (1 May 1956 - 1 Apr 1992) Test and Evaluation Establishment, West Freugh (1 Apr 1992 - 1 Apr 1995) Defence Test & Evaluation Organisation West Freugh (1 Apr 1995 - Current) Main units (Luce Bay): - 255 Sqn ( 258 Sqn ( |
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Location County: - Wigtownshire Lat/Long: 54:51:00N 04:56:38W Grid Ref - NX110545 Height Above Sea Level - 55 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1936 No 29 Group (1944) Closed - |
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Main units (based or in transit): - 243 Sqn ( 658 Sqn ( 659 Sqn ( No 3204 Servicing Commando (19 May - 27 Jun 1943) No 16 Personnel Transit Centre (28 Apr - 17 May 1944) No 3205 Servicing Commando (2 Nov - 5 Dec 1944) Units formed at West Kirby: - No 24 Combined Air Observers School, RATG (23 - 27 Jun 1941) 976 (Balloon) Sqn (21 - xx Aug 1941) HQ, No 322 Wing (7 Sep - Oct 1942) HQ, No 331 Wing (7 - 15 May 1943) No 3203 Servicing Commando (18 Aug - Oct 1943) HQ, No 342 Wing (20 Oct - 2 Nov 1944) No 12 Casualty Air Evacuation Unit (25 Oct - 5 Nov 1944) HQ, No 341 Wing (1 Nov 1944) No 61 Personnel Transit Centre (1 - xx Aug 1945) No 2 Heavy Glider Servicing Unit (1 Jan 1946 - xxx xxxx) No 44 Heavy Glider Servicing Unit (21 Jan - 9 Feb 1946) |
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Location County: - Cheshire Lat/Long: 53:22:23N 03:11:02W Approx Grid Ref - Height Above Sea Level - ft |
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West Kirby near Liverpool opened as No 5 Recruits Centre on 25 April 1940 with the first recruits following on 16 May 1940. Later in 1940 it was also used as a reception centre for Polish Air Force Personnel evacuated from France following Dunkirk. No 5 RC remained until June 1941 when it disbanded, however on 1 March 1941, No 1 Personnel Despatch Centre (PDC) was formed and the first overseas draft began two days later. Throughout the war RAF personnel would be sent to West Kirby where they would be kitted out and prepared for movement overseas either to other theatres of operations or to North America/South Africa to undertake pilot/observer training. With the war over RAF West Kirby once again became No 5 Recruit Centre on 9 September 1946 when instructional staff arrived from RAF Cardington. The first batch of 469 recruits arrived the following day and, training began as E Squadron, 3 Wing on 12 September. These would become the first of a total of 155,000 recruits trained at West Kirby between 1946 and 1957. On 1 November 1948 the centre was renamed No 5 School of Recruit Training and in 1956 the intake and output day was changed from Monday to Friday. No 5 School of Recruit Training trained more National Service recruits than any other schools. The last intake (No 39) arrived on 25 October 1957, consisting of 72 Regulars and 51 National Servicemen with the final passing out parade being held on 20 December 1957. The School and the Station finally disbanded on the 1 January 1958 with all Recruit Training being centred at RAF Wilmslow (No 4 SoRT) and RAF Bridgnorth (No 7 SoRT). The site was eventually sold off on 1 August 1961. There was also a RAF Hospital at West Kirby from 29 May 1940 until 20 December 1957. |
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Main units (continued): - No 3002 Servicing Echelon (15 May 11 Jun 1943) 3 Sqn (14 May - 11 Jun 1943 ) No 504 (AAF) Servicing Echelon (4 Aug 18 Sep 1943) No 3038 Servicing Echelon (4 Aug 20 Sep 1943) 130 Sqn (5 Aug - 18 Sep 1943) 234 Sqn (5 Aug - 16 Sep 1943) 64 Sqn (6 - 25 Sep 1943) No 3041 Servicing Echelon (6 25 Sep 1943) 350 Sqn (7 - 19 Sep 1943) No 3012 Servicing Echelon (7 19 Sep 1943) 124 Sqn (20 Sep 1943 - 5 Jan 1944, 18 Jan - 18 Mar 1944) No 3011 Servicing Echelon (20 Sep 1943 xxx 1944) 410 Sqn (20 Oct - 8 Nov 1943) 96 Sqn (8 Nov 1943 - 20 Jun 1944) No 6085 Servicing Echelon (22 Mar 1 May 1944, 17 Apr 1947 17 May 1948) No 6096 Servicing Echelon (22 Mar 20 Jun 1944) No 6616 Servicing Echelon (22 Mar 24 Apr 1944) 91 Sqn (23 Apr - 21 Jul 1944, 3 - 10 Jun 1946) HQ, No 148 Airfield (6 - 12 May 1944) HQ, No 148 Wing (12 May - 19 Jun 1944) 409 Sqn (14 May - 19 Jun 1944) No 6409 (RCAF) Servicing Echelon (14 May - 19 Jun 1944) 41 Sqn (19 - 28 Jun 1944) No 6041 Servicing Echelon (19 28 Jun 1944) No 6610 Servicing Echelon (19 27 Jun 1944) 322 Sqn (20 Jun - 21 Jul 1944) No 6316 (Polish) Servicing Echelon (1 10 Jul 1944) 316 Sqn (4 - 11 Jul 1944) 80 Sqn (5 Jul - 29 Aug 1944) No 6080 Servicing Echelon (5 Jul 29 Aug 1944) 274 Sqn (5 Jul - 17 Aug 1944) No 6274 Servicing Echelon (5 Jul 17 Aug 1944) 157 Sqn (21 Jul - 29 Aug 1944) 287 Sqn (10 Sep 1945 - 15 Jun 1946) No 6029 Servicing Echelon (29 Oct 1945 17 May 1948 cadre from 25 Sep 1946) 567 Sqn (26 Apr - 15 Jun 1946) 500 Sqn (10 May 1946 - 10 Mar 1957) 247 Sqn (1 - 12 Jun 1946, 7 - 16 Sep 1946) No 6091 Servicing Echelon (3 10 Jun 1946) 25 Sqn (5 Sep 1946 - 19 Apr 1947, 3 May - 16 Jun 1947, 25 Jul 1947 - 5 Jan 1948, 27 Feb - 30 Apr 1948, 14 May 1948 - 30 Sep 1957) No 6025 Servicing Echelon (5 Sep 1946 17 May 1948) 14 Sqn (29 Sep - 17 Oct 1947, 13 May - 4 Jun 1948) No 141 Gliding School (30 Jun 1949 - xxx 1950/51) 153 Sqn (28 Feb 1955 - 17 Sep 1957) No 1 Air Experience Flt (12 Sep 1959 - 10 Sep 1960) No 618 Volunteer Gliding School (9 Jan 1965 - Mar 1995) US Navy Facilities Flt (xxx 1965 - xxx 1967) |
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Operational Control: - Opened - Jun 1940 No 11 Group (1944) Closed - Aug 1964 |
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Main units: - HQ, No 51 Wing (8 - 10 Jun 1940) 26 Sqn (8 Jun - 3 Sep 1940, 19 - 31 May 194226 - 31 Jul 1942) 141 Sqn (11 - 25 Jul 1940) 66 Sqn (30 Oct - 7 Nov 1940) No 421 Flt (31 Oct - 6 Nov 1940) 264 Sqn (14 Apr 1941 - 1 May 1942) 29 Sqn (27 Apr 1941 - 13 May 1943, 1 May - 19 Jun 1944, 29 Oct 1945 - 12 Jan 1946, 27 Jan - 11 Feb 1946, 21 Mar - 6 Apr 1946, 18 Oct 1946 - 26 Feb 1947, 31 Mar - 3 May 1947, 16 May - 16 Jun 1947, 24 Jul 1947 - 5 Jan 1948, 26 Feb - 14 May 1948, 27 May 1948 - 25 Nov 1950) No 1452 Flt (7 Jul 1941 - 8 Sep 1942) No 4 Refuelling and Re-arming Party (1 Aug 1941 -9 Feb 1942) No 1528 Beam Approach Training Flt (22 Nov 1941 - 7 Dec 1942) No 2710 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx 1942 - xxx xxxx) 'B' Flt, No 3203 Servicing Commando (9 - 19 Feb 1942) 32 Sqn (5 May - 14 Jun 1942, 7 Jul - 14 Aug 1942, 20 Aug - 10 Sep 1942) No 3003 Servicing Echelon (5 May 18 Jun 1942, 7 Jul 7 Sep 1942) 616 Sqn (3 - 7 Jul 1942, 18 Mar - 24 Apr 1944) 485 Sqn (16 - 22 Aug 1942) 610 Sqn (16 - 21 Aug 1942, 19 - 27 Jun 1944) No 2769 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx xxxx - xxx xxxx) 531 Sqn (8 Sep - 2 Oct 1942, 9 Oct 1942 - 25 Jan 1943) 486 Sqn (10 - 29 Oct 1942) No 3208 Servicing Commando (3 - 9 May 1943) 85 Sqn (13 May 1943 - 1 May 1944, 21 Jul - 29 Aug 1944, 16 Apr - 16 Jun 1947, 30 Jun 1947 - 5 Jan 1948, 26 Feb - 28 May 1948, 11 Jun 1948 - 18 Sep 1957, 5 Jun 1959 - 6 Sep 1960) |
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Main units (continued): - 98 Sqn (12 Sep - 15 Oct 1942) 342 Sqn (1 Apr - 15 May 1943) No 2755 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx 1943 - Jul 1944) No 2770 Sqn RAF Regiment No 2836 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx 1943 - xxx xxxx) HQ, No 100 Group (3 Dec 1943 - 18 Jan 1944) 141 Sqn (4 Dec 1943 - 3 Jul 1945) 239 Sqn (10 Dec 1943 - 1 Jul 1945) No 100 Group Communications Flt (25 Jan - 9 Feb 1944) No 1694 Flt (24 Jan - 21 May 1944) Special Duties (Radio) Development Unit (21 Mar - 25 Apr 1944) Central Fighter Establishment (1 Oct 1945 - 5 Oct 1962) CFE included: -
Fighter Command Instrument Training Flt/Sqn (20 May 1950 - 1 Dec 1952) 85 Sqn (9 Sep 1960 - 31 Mar 1963, 1 - 25 Apr 1963, 19 Dec 1975 - 1 Jul 1991) 1 Sqn (13 Aug 1963 - 18 Jul 1969) 54 Sqn (14 Aug 1963 - 1 Sep 1969) Kestral Evaluation Sqn (15 Oct 1964 - 28 Feb 1965) 41 Sqn (1 Sep 1965 - 31 Jul 1970) Fighter Command Trials Unit (1 Feb 1966 - 30 Jun 1967) 'UK Echelon', 4 Sqn (1 Sep 1969 - 13 Mar 1970) Bloodhound Support Unit (6 Oct 1971 - 18 Dec 1975) 100 Sqn (1 Feb 1972 - 5 Jan 1976) 45 Sqn (1 Aug - 29 Sep 1972) No 66 Sqn RAF Regiment |
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Location County: - Norfolk Lat/Long: 52:47:00N 00:40:30E Grid Ref: TF850245 Height above sea level: 241ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1939 No 2 Group (1939 - 1 Dec 1943) No 100 Group (1 Dec 1943 - xxx 1945) Fighter Command (1945 - May 1963) No 38 Group (May 1963 - Jul 1969) No 11 Group (Jul 1969 - 1 Jul 1994) |
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Main units: - 101 Sqn (9 May 1939 - 6 Jul 1941) 90 Sqn (10 May - 13 Aug 1939, 27 Aug 3 Sep 1939, 11 - 14 Sep 1939, 15 May - 28 Jun 1941) No 2 Group Target Towing Flt (Oct 1939 - Mar 1941) 76 Sqn (30 Apr - 20 May 1940) 139 Sqn (30 May - 10 Jun 1940) 18 Sqn (12 Jun - 9 Sep 1940) 268 Sqn (20 - 21 Jun 1941) No 1420 Flt (19 Jul - 15 Nov 1941) 114 Sqn (19 Jul 1941 - 13 Nov 1942) 180 Sqn (11 Sep - 19 Oct 1942) |
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Detachments** 614 Sqn (Jul 1941 - Aug 1942) |
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Main units: - No 39 Elementary & Reserve Flying Training School (3 Jul - 3 Sep 1939) No 5 Air Observer & Navigation School (1 Nov 1939 - 12 Jun 1930) No 3 Air Observer & Navigation School (3 - 12 Jun 1940) No 3 Aviation Candidates Selection Board (21 Apr 1941 - 2 Feb 1942)# No 1 Aviation Candidates Selection Board (4 May 1941 - 1 Dec 1942)# No 8 Aviation Candidates Selection Board (4 May 1941 - 1 Dec 1942) 286 Sqn (10 Oct - 29 Nov 1942) Centaurus Flt (xxx - 15 Oct 1943) Polish Air Force Staff College (Apr 1944 - 30 Apr 1946) |
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Location County: - Somerset Lat/Long: 51:20:08N 02:56:15W Grid Ref - ST345602 Height Above Sea Level - 17 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1936 No 24 Group (1944) Closed - |
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Main units: - No 13 Armament Practice Camp (18 Oct - 20 Nov 1943) 2 Sqn ( 16 Sqn ( 19 Sqn ( 26 Sqn ( 32 Sqn ( 63 Sqn ( 73 Sqn ( 76 Sqn ( 98 Sqn ( 122 Sqn ( 140 Sqn ( 151 Sqn ( 168 Sqn ( 169 Sqn ( 170 Sqn ( 171 Sqn ( 222 Sqn ( 225 Sqn ( 231 Sqn ( 239 Sqn ( 268 Sqn ( 285 Sqn ( 286 Sqn ( 318 Sqn ( 400 Sqn ( 414 Sqn ( 430 Sqn ( 525 Sqn ( 542 Sqn ( 587 Sqn (1 Dec 1943 - 613 Sqn ( 614 Sqn ( 653 Sqn ( 691 Sqn ( No 3 All-Weather Jet Refresher Sqn (Jun - xxx 1955) |
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Location County: - Somerset Lat/Long: 51:06:15N 02:54:15W Grid Ref - ST365345 Height Above Sea Level - 30 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1926 No 70 Group (1944) Closed - 1969 |
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Main units: - RAF Practice Camp, Weston Zoyland (xxx 1926 - xxx xxxx) Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Flt (Jun - Sep 1932, Jun - Sep 1933, 23 May - 15 Sep 1934, 21 May - 4 Sep 1935) 'A' Flt, Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (26 May - 1 Sep 1936) 'A' Flt, No 1 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit 20 May - 16 Sep 1937, 16 May - Sep 1938, 27 Mar - 27 Aug 1939, 3 Sep 1939 - 29 Sep 1942, Oct - 1 Nov 1942) 'C' Flt, No 1 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (6 Sep - 4 Dec 1939) 'K' Flt, No 1 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (Dec 1939 - xxx 1940) No 8 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (5 Aug - 6 Oct 1940) 'P' Flt, No 1 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (25 Aug 1941 - 1 Nov 1942) No 3225 Servicing Commando (8 - 12 Sep 1942) No 3226 Servicing Commando (2 Oct - 2 Nov 1942, 4 Dec 1942 - 3 Feb 1943) No 1600 (Anti-Aircraft Co-operation) Flt (1 Nov 1942 - 1 Dec 1943) No 1601 (Anti-Aircraft Co-operation) Flt (1 Nov 1942 - 1 Dec 1943) Target Towing Flt, No 1 Anti-Aircraft Practice Camp, Locking (20 Jan - 17 Jun 1943) No 1625 (Anti-Aircraft Co-operation) Flt (17 Jun - 1 Dec 1943) Transport Command Base Unit (27 Aug 1943 - 5 Feb 1944) Base Transport Unit (1 Sep 1943 - 28 Jan 1944) No 3207 Servicing Commando (28 Sep - 31 Oct 1943) No 1 Fighter Command Servicing Unit (Nov - Dec 1945) No 3 Fighter Command Servicing Unit (Nov - Dec 1945) No 6151 Servicing Echelon (11 Jul 10 Oct 1946) |
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Main units: - 196 Sqn ( No 6196 Servicing Echelon (9 Oct 1944 26 Jan 1945) No 1677 (Target Towing) Flt (28 Dec 1944 - 14 Jan 1945, 19 Oct 1945 - 15 Jan 1946) Operational and Refresher Training Unit (15 Oct 1945 - 1 Apr 1946) No 1 Mobile Parachute Servicing Unit (29 Mar - xxx 1946) No 1385 (Heavy Transport) Conversion Unit (1 Apr - 7 Jul 1946) 299 Sqn ( |
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Location County: - Essex Lat/Long: 51:58:23N 00:30:38E Grid Ref - TL725335 Height Above Sea Level - 315 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1941 USAAF (1944) Closed - |
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Main units: - 'X' Flt, No 1 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (16 May - 14 Sep 1939) 'T' Flt, No 1 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (25 Feb - 29 Apr 1942) |
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Location County: - Norfolk Lat/Long: 52:56:42N 01:07:50E Grid Ref - Height Above Sea Level - ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - Closed - |
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Detachments No 6 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (7 Dec 1942 - 30 Nov 1943) |
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Main units: - RLG for No 11 (Pilots) Advanced Flying Unit (14 Mar 1942 - 1 Aug 1943) No 21 (Pilots) Advanced Flying Unit (1 Aug 1943 - 5 Dec 1946) |
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Location County: - Staffordshire Lat/Long: 52:43:53N 02:14:00W Grid Ref - SJ842150 Height Above Sea Level - 350 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1941 No 21 Group (1944) Closed - 1947 |
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Main units (continued): - ATA School (Oct 1940 - 1 Apr 1942) No 1 Ferry Pilots Pool (5 Nov 1940 - 1 May 1942) ATA (Training) Ferry Pool (Jan 1941 - Apr 1943) ATA Advanced Flying Training School (1 Apr 1942 - 30 Nov 1945) ATA Air Movements Flt (Apr 1942 - Aug 1945) No 1 Ferry Pool ATA (1 May 1942 - 31 Mar 1946) No 54 Group Communication Flt (xxx - 1 May 1943) 2nd Tactical Air Force Communication Flt (1 Jun - 24 Jul 1943) No 402 Air Sores Park (7 Feb - 5 Apr 1944) RAF Staff College Communication Flt (24 Jun - 10 Sep 1946) RAF Staff College Flt (10 Sep 1946 - 3 Feb 1948) Reserve Command Instrument Training Flt (1 Aug 1948 - 6 Apr 1949) Reserve Command Training Flt (22 Sep 1948 - 1 Aug 1950) HQ, Home Command (1 Aug 1950 - 31 May 1959) Home Command Communication Sqn (1 Aug 1950 - 31 May 1959) Home Command Training Flt (1 - 8 Aug 1950) Home Command Examining Unit (8 Aug 1950 - xxx 1951, 31 Dec 1951 - 15 Jan 1959) No 6 Air Experience Flt (8 Sep 1958 - 23 Aug 1973) No 1 Air Experience Flt (7 Feb - 12 Sep 1959, 10 Jun 1960 - 1 Apr 1963) University of London Air Sqn (8 Feb 1959 - 8 Aug 1973) No 2 Mobile Glider Servicing Party (xxx xxxx - 26 Feb 1968) |
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Location County: - Berkshire Lat/Long: 51:30:03N 00:46:28W Grid Ref - Height Above Sea Level - 133 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - Air Transport Auxiliary: 1940 - 1945 Closed - |
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Main units: - Reserve Command Communication Flt (2 Sep 1939 - 27 May 1940, 10 Sep 1946 - 1 Aug 1950) No 50 Group Communication Flt (2 Sep 1939 - xxx xxxx) Training Command Communication Flt (12 Jan - 27 May 1940) No 3 Ferry Pilots Pool/Ferry Pool ATA (15 Feb - 5 Nov 1940) Flying Training Command Communication Flt (27 May 1940 - 15 Feb 1942, 1 May 1959 - 1 Apr 1964) HQ, Air Transport Auxiliary (xxx 1940 - Sep 1945) |
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Main units: - No 2 RAF Regiment School (Feb 1942 - 25 Jan 1943) Senior NCOs' Course (25 Jan - 6 Dec 1943) The Air Crew NCOs School (6 Dec 1943 - 8 Jun 1945) No 16 Initial Training Wing (1 Oct 1943 - 1 Feb 1944) No 24 Air Crew Holding Unit (8 Mar - 22 May 1944) |
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Location County: - Northumberland Lat/Long: 55:02:40N 01:26:31W Grid Ref - Height Above Sea Level - ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - Closed - |
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Main units (continued): - 3 Sqn ( 22 Sqn ( 41 Sqn ( 42 Sqn ( 43 Sqn ( 48 Sqn ( 50 Sqn ( 58 Sqn ( 61 Sqn ( 86 Sqn ( 111 Sqn ( 122 Sqn ( 144 Sqn ( 220 Sqn ( 236 Sqn ( 248 Sqn ( 254 Sqn ( 269 Sqn ( 279 Sqn ( 281 Sqn ( 303 Sqn ( 316 Sqn ( 404 Sqn ( 407 Sqn ( 415 Sqn ( 455 Sqn ( 489 Sqn ( 504 Sqn ( 518 Sqn ( 519 Sqn ( 605 Sqn ( 608 Sqn ( 612 Sqn ( 618 Sqn ( |
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Location County: - Caithness Lat/Long: 58:27:23N 03:05:30W Grid Ref - ND363527 Height Above Sea Level - 120 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1939 No 18 Group (1944) Closed - 1978 |
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Main units: - 'A' Flt, Photographic Reconnaissance Unit (1 Jul - 1 Oct 1940) 'C' Flt, Photographic Reconnaissance Unit (11 Oct - 16 Nov 1940) 'C' Flt, No 1 PRU (16 Nov 1940 - 7 Jan 1941) 'B' Flt, No 1 PRU (9 Jan - 16 Apr 1941) 'D' Flt, No 1 PRU (15 Apr - Jul 1941) Mosquito Flt, No 1 PRU (May - Dec 1941) 'E' Flt, No 1 PRU (15 Jul - Oct 1941) No 4 Air/Sea Rescue Marine Craft Unit (28 Mar 1942 - 1 Feb 1946) No 1693 (General Reconnaissance) Flt (11 Dec 1943 - 14 Jun 1944) No 6122 Servicing Echelon (29 Aug 24 Sep 1945, 19 Oct 1945 3 Jan 1946) No 6118 Servicing Echelon (19 Oct 1945 3 Jan 1946) No 6303 (Polish) Servicing Echelon (5 Jan 6 Mar 1946) |
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Main units: - 12 Sqn ( 109 Sqn ( 626 Sqn ( Sub-site, No 61 Maintenance Unit (21 Dec 1945 - 1 Nov 1949) No 93 Maintenance Unit (4 Oct 1948 - 1 Jan 1949, 1 Jan 1949 - 8 Jan 1951) Sub-site, No 93 Maintenance Unit (8 Jan 1951 - 30 Apr 1956) No 92 Maintenance Unit (1 Sep 1952 - 30 Sep 1956) |
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Location County: - Lincolnshire Lat/Long: 53:18:45N 00:21:00W Grid Ref - TF088803 Height Above Sea Level - 84 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1942 No 1 Group (1944) Closed - 1956 |
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Main units: - See Stranraer Seaplane Training Sqn (xxx 1940 - 1 Mar 1941) Flying Boat Servicing Unit (12 Mar - 25 Sep 1942) No 1 Flying Boat Servicing Unit (25 Sep 1942 - 1 Feb 1944) No 11 Flying Boat Fitting Unit (15 May - 8 Oct 1943) No 57 Maintenance Unit (8 Oct 1943- 1 Oct 1951) Flying Boat Storage Unit (1 Oct 1951 - 31 Oct 1957) |
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Location County: - Wigtownshire (Dumfries and Galloway) Lat/Long: 54:57:54N 05:03:54W Grid Ref - Height Above Sea Level - ft |
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Main units: - 455 Sqn ( RLG for No 14 (Pilots) Advanced Flying Unit (Apr - May 1942) No 1654 Conversion Unit (15 Jun - 7 Oct 1942) No 50 Conversion Flt (21 - 22 Aug 1942) No 83 Conversion Flt (21 - 22 Aug 1942) No 1654 Heavy Conversion Unit (7 Oct 1942 - 1 Sep 1945) No 28 Air Crew Holding Unit (20 Sep 1945 - 10 Jan 1946) |
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Location County: - Nottinghamshire Lat/Long: 53:13:00N 00:43:30W Grid Ref - SK855695 Height Above Sea Level - 33 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1942 No 7 Group (1944) Closed - 1958 |
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Main units: - 114 Sqn ( 174 Sqn ( 175 Sqn ( 182 Sqn ( No 1 Air Observers School (13 Sep 1941 - 1 Feb 1942) No 3206 Servicing Commando (18 - 26 Sep 1943) Sub-site, No 14 Maintenance Unit (1 Jul 1946 - 1 Mar 1948) |
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Location County: - Wigtownshire Lat/Long: 54:51:00N 04:26:30W Grid Ref - NX433536 Height Above Sea Level - 20 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1941 No 29 Group (1944) Closed - 1948 |
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Main units (continued): - 71 Sqn (8 Apr 1952 - 7 Jul 1955) 67 Sqn (5 May 1952 - 5 Jul 1955) No 4 Repair and Salvage Unit (11 Aug 1952 - May 1956) HQ, No 137 Wing (1 Apr 1953 - 1 Jan 1960) 2 TAF Sabre Conversion Sqn (10 Mar 1953 - 30 Jun 1954) No 402 Air Stores Park (15 Apr 1953 - 1 Aug 1961) 2 TAF Communication Sqn (1 Dec 1954 - 1 Jan 1959) 88 Sqn (15 Jan 1956 - 17 Dec 1962) 17 Sqn (3 Apr 1957 - 31 Dec 1969) RAF Germany Communications Sqn (1 Jan 1959 - 3 Feb 1969) 14 Sqn (17 Dec 1962 - 30 Jun 1970) 60 Sqn (3 Feb 1969 - 1 Apr 1992) 4 Sqn (1 Jun 1970 - 4 Jan 1977) 20 Sqn (1 Dec 1970 - 1 Mar 1977) 25 Sqn (1 Jan 1971 - 1 Mar 1983) 19 (Designate) Sqn (1 Oct 1976 - 1 Jan 1977) 19 Sqn (1 Jan 1977 - 9 Jan 1992) 92 (Designate) Sqn (1 Jan - 1 Apr 1977) 92 Sqn (1 Apr 1977 - 5 Jul 1991) No 16 Sqn RAF Regiment No 24 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx xxxx - 1 Jan 1958) No 25 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx xxxx - 1 Jan 1958) No 54 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx xxxx - 1 Jan 1958) |
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Location Country: - Germany Lat/Long: 51:06:54N 06:12:47E Height Above Sea Level: |
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Notes The first of the 'Clutch' stations constructed near the Dutch border. The domestic site is now Javelin Barracks, whilst the airfield is used by Siemens AG as a railway testing centre known as Wegberg-Wildenrath Test Center. |
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Main units: - 3 Sqn (1 Apr 1952 - 21 Jul 1953, 1 Jan 1972 - 1 Apr 1977) |
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Main units: - WAAF Officers' School (26 Oct 1942 - Jul 1944) WAAF Officers' Cadet Training Unit (Jul 1944 - Nov 1945) |
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Location County: - Westmorland (Cumbria) Lat/Long: 54:22:48N 02:54:36W Grid Ref - Height Above Sea Level - ft |
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Main units: - 268 Sqn ( 613 Sqn ( No 60 Group Communication Flt (xxx 1944 - 25 Apr 1946) |
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Location County: - Buckinghamshire Lat/Long: 51:54:00N 00:45:15W Grid Ref - SU912726 Height Above Sea Level - 450 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1941 No 92 Group (1944) Closed - 1958 |
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Location County: - Devon Lat/Long: 50:52:00N 03:57:30W Grid Ref - SS620095 Height Above Sea Level - 540 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1943 No 10 Group (1944) Closed - 1958 |
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Main units: - No 1661 Heavy Conversion Unit (1 Jan 1943 - 24 Aug 1945) Dropping zone for No 1333 Conversion Unit (Nov 1945 - Jul 1947) Satellite for No 1331 Heavy Transport Conversion Unit (Dec 1946 - Jan 1948) Sub-site, No 61 Maintenance Unit (15 Feb 1946 - 26 Oct 1948) No 54 Maintenance Unit (30 Mar 1953 - 15 Sep 1953) |
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Location County: - Nottinghamshire Lat/Long: 53:05:45N 00:46:15W Grid Ref - SK825565 Height Above Sea Level - 54 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1940 No 7 Group (1944) Closed - 1958 |
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Notes It is now the site of the Newark Air Museum and Newark Showground |
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Main units: - 115 Sqn ( 195 Sqn ( 196 Sqn ( 513 Sqn ( No 29 Air Crew Holding Unit (15 Oct 1945 - 31 Mar 1946) |
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Location County: - Cambridgeshire Lat/Long: 52:22:45N 00:14:00E Grid Ref - TF028025 Height Above Sea Level - 250 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1943 No 3 Group (1944) Closed - 1946 |
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Main units (continued): - No 2750 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx 1943 - xxx 1944) No 2834 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx 1943 - xxx 1944) 141 Sqn (30 Apr - 4 Dec 1943, 17 Jun - 21 Sep 1946, 5 Oct 1946 - 9 Jan 1947) 91 Sqn (9 - 21 May 1943) No 3028 Servicing Echelon (9 - 21 May 1943) 349 Sqn (5 - 8 Jun 1943) 438 Sqn (19 Dec 1943 - 10 Jan 1944) Fighter Interception Unit (3 Apr - 23 Aug 1944) Central Fighter Establishment ( 1 Oct 1944 - 15 Jan 1945) Day Fighter Leaders School (27 Dec 1944 - 15 Jan 1945) 68 Sqn (8 - 27 Feb 1945) No 6068 Servicing Echelon (9 27 Feb 1945) Flying Training Command Instructors School (17 Dec 1945 - 24 May 1946) 41 Sqn (15 Apr - 29 Jun 1946, 30 Aug - 11 Nov 1946, 20 Dec 1946 - 17 Apr 1947) No 6041 Servicing Echelon (15 Apr 29 Jun 1946, 30 Aug 1946 16 Apr 1947) No 6219 Servicing Echelon (25 Apr 1 Sep 1946) 219 Sqn (1 - 10 May 1946, 25 May - 1 Sep 1946) No 6141 Servicing Echelon (17 Jun 1946 6 Jan 1947, 14 23 Jan 1947) 19 Sqn (29 Jun - 10 Sep 1946, 16 Sep 1946 - 23 Apr 1947) No 6019 Servicing Echelon (29 Jun 25 Sep 1946) No 6023 Servicing Echelon (1 Sep 1946 23 Jan 1947) 264 Sqn (20 - 28 Apr 1947, 5 - 20 Jun 1947, 4 Jul 1947 - 13 Jan 1948) No 6264 Servicing Echelon (22 Apr 1947 15 Jan 1948) Initial Training School (23 Jan 1948 - 17 Apr 1950) Air Ministry Servicing Development Unit (Apr - 1 Jun 1950) Central Servicing Development Unit (1 Jun 1950 - 2 Feb 1953) 76 Sqn (9 Dec 1951 - 15 Nov 1955) Bomber Command Armament School (1 Aug 1953 - 30 Apr 1968) 49 Sqn (1 Aug 1953 - 23 Feb 1954) 100 Sqn (2 Aug 1953 - 1 Sep 1959) 61 Sqn (6 Aug 1953 - 31 Mar 1958) 40 Sqn (24 Feb 1954 - 31 Oct 1956) Bomber Command Development Unit (24 Aug 1954 - 1 Mar 1960) 138 Sqn (6 Jul 1955 - 1 Apr 1962) 7 Sqn (26 Jul 1960 - 30 Sep 1962) 139 Sqn (1 Feb 1962 - 31 Dec 1968) Victor (B2) Training Flight (Mar 1964 - 6 Feb 1970) Bombing and Navigation Systems Development Sqn (1 May 1966 - xxx xxxx) Harrier Conversion Team (1 Jan 1969 - 1 Apr 1970) 230 Sqn (10 Mar 1969 - 1 Dec 1971) Harrier Conversion Unit (1 Apr - 1 Oct 1970) Strike Command Armament School (30 Apr 1968 - Sep 1971) Electronic Warfare Support Unit (1 Apr 1969 - 1 Jan 1971) No 51 Sqn RAF Regiment (Apr 1969 - Oct 1982) No 15 Sqn RAF Regiment (Dec 1969 - xxx xxxx) 4 Sqn (13 Mar - 30 Sep 1970) No 233 OCU (1 Oct 1970 - 1 Sep 1992) No 5 Wing RAF Regiment (xxx 1970 - xxx xxxx) 45 Sqn (29 Sep 1972 - 26 Jul 1976) 58 Sqn (1 Aug 1973 - 26 Jul 1976) Harrier Conversion Team (1 Mar 1987 - Jan 1990) No 20 (Reserve) Sqn (1 Sep 1992 - 31 Mar 2010) No 5131 (Bomb Disposal) Sqn (1 Jun 1995 - Current) No 1 RAF Force Protection Wing HQ (xxx 1999 - Current) No 37 Sqn RAF Regiment (Oct 2001 - xxx 2006) No 85 (Expeditionary Logistics) Wing (xxx xxxx - Current): -
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Location County: - Northamptonshire/Cambridgeshire Lat/Long: 52:36:45N 00:27:30W Grid Ref: TF028025 Height above sea level: 250ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened (Stamford) - 1916 Closed - Jan 1920 Re-opened - May 1924 Inland Area (May 1924 - xxx 1936) Training Command (xxx 1936 - Apr 1938) No 12 Group (Apr 1938 - xxx 1945) Flying Training Command (xxx 1945 - xxx 1947) Maintenance Command (xxx 1947 - xxx 1953) Bomber Command (xxx 1953 - Feb 1969) No 38 Group (Feb 1969 - Apr 2000) No 3 Group (Apr 2000 - xxx 2004) No 1 Group (xxx 2004 - Current) |
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Main units (Stamford): - Detachment 38 Sqn (Oct 1916 - May 1918) Detachment 90 Sqn (Aug 1918 - Jun 1919) No 1 Training Depot Station (30 Jul 1917 - 14 Mar 1919) HQ, No 35 (Training) Wing (22 Sep 1917 - 9 Apr 1919) Main units (Wittering): - Central Flying School (7 Oct 1926 - 2 Sep 1935) No 11 Flying Training School (1 Oct 1935 - 16 May 1938) 23 Sqn (16 May 1938 - 31 May 1940, 16 Aug - 12 Sep 1940, 1 - 22 Sep 1946, 4 Oct 1946 - 23 Jan 1947) 213 Sqn (18 May 1938 - 9 Jun 1940) 610 Sqn (10 Oct 1939 - 4 Apr 1940) 266 Sqn (14 May - 12 Aug 1940, 21 Aug - 28 Sep 1940) 32 Sqn (26 May - 4 Jun 1940) 229 Sqn (26 Jun - 9 Sep 1940, 15 - 22 Dec 1940) 74 Sqn (14 - 21 Aug 1940) 1 Sqn (9 Sep - 15 Dec 1940, 18 Jul 1969 - 28 Jul 2000) 151 Sqn (22 Dec 1940 - 30 Apr 1943) 25 Sqn (27 Dec 1940 - 16 Jun 1942) No 1453 Flt (10 Jul 1941 - 2 Sep 1942) No 1529 Beam Approach Training Flt (1 Nov 1941 - 5 Apr 1942) Pilot Gunnery Instructors' Training Wing (27 Feb - 6 Apr 1942) 486 Sqn (9 Apr - 27 Sep 1942) 532 Sqn (2 Sep - 2 Oct 1942) No 3040 Servicing Echelon (7 22 Sep 1942) 152 Sqn (30 Sep - 10 Nov 1942) No 2809 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx 1942 - xxx 1944) No 2827 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx 1942 - xxx 1944) No 1530 Beam Approach Training Flt (23 Nov 1942 - 3 Jan 1943) 118 Sqn (3 - 17 Jan 1943) No 2719 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx 1943 - xxx 1944) |
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Detachments** 264 Sqn (Dec 1939 - May 1940) 266 Sqn (Mar - May 1940) |
151 Sqn (Sep - Dec 1940) 288 Sqn (Jan - Nov 1943) |
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Main units: - No 1666 Heavy Conversion Unit (21 Oct 1943 - 3 Aug 1945) No 1678 Heavy Conversion Flt (13 Dec 1943 - 27 Jan 1944) Sub-site, No 268 Maintenance Unit (10 Sep 1946 -31 Aug 1948) |
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Location County: - North Yorkshire Lat/Long: 54:13:45N 00:58:00W Grid Ref - SE673825 Height Above Sea Level - 120 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1943 No 7 Group (1944) Closed - 1949 |
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Main units: - Emergency Landing Ground (1943 - 1945) Detachment, 149 Sqn (Aug 1944 - Apr 1946) Bomb Ballistics Unit (22 May 1944 - Jul 1946) 79th Fighter Bomber Sqn USAF (xxx 1952 - Nov 1969) 78th Tactical Fighter Sqn USAF (Jan 1958 - 15 May 1992) 67th Aerospace Rescue & Recovery Sqn USAF (Dec 1969 - 3 Jun 1988) 91st Tactical Fighter Sqn USAF (xxx 1978 - 28 Aug 1992) 21 Special Operations Sqn USAF (3 Jun 1988 - xxx xxxx) 67th Special Operations Group (3 Jun 1988 - xxx xxxx) |
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Location County: - Suffolk Lat/Long: 52:05:20N :01:24:30E Grid Ref: TM334490 Height above sea level: 70ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1 Sep 1943 No 3 Group (1 Sep 1943 - xxx xxxx) Closed - 15 Mar 1948 Ministry of Supply/Maintenance Command - 1948 -1952 Fighter Command (26 May 1952 - 5 Jun 1952) 20th FBW USAF (5 Jun 1952 - 8 Jul 1958) 81st TFW USAF (8 Jul 1958 - xxx 1992) Closed - xxx 1992 |
Notes Runway declared operational on 15 September 1943. It was fitted with FIDO. 4,120 emergency landing were made during WW2. On 13 Jul 1944, a German Ju88 fitted with the latest Liechtenstein SN-2 radar landed at the station by mistake and was captured intact. |
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Main units: - No 70 Maintenance Unit (1 Mar 1942 - 31 Oct 1947) No 8 Site, No 3 Maintenance Unit (31 Oct 1947 - Apr 1952) No 7 Site, No 3 Maintenance Unit (Apr 1952 - xxx 1959) |
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Location County: - Oxfordshire Grid ref: SU640820 - SU670790
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1941 No 40 Group Closed - 1959 |
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Main units (continued): - 317 Sqn (5 Sep 1942 - 13 Feb 1943) 195 Sqn (12 Feb - 13 May 1943) 198 Sqn (15 May - 5 Jun 1943) 501 Sqn (5 - 12 Jun 1943) No 3037 Servicing Echelon (5 12 Jun 1943) 167 Sqn (12 Jun 1943) 322 Sqn (12 Jun - 15 Nov 1943, 30 Nov - 31 Dec 1943) No 9 Group Communications Flt (5 - 26 Aug 1943) 285 Sqn (25 Aug 1943 - 19 Nov 1944) 222 Sqn (30 Dec 1943 - 14 Feb 1944) 313 Sqn (6 - 10 Jan 1944) No 3136 Servicing Echelon (8 Feb 15 Mar 1944) 316 Sqn (15 Feb - 28 Apr 1944) 219 Sqn (27 Feb - 15 Mar 1944) No 6316 (Polish) Servicing Echelon (22 Mar 28 Apr 1944) 63 Sqn (27 Apr - 28 May 1944, 2 Jul - 30 Aug 1944) No 6063 Servicing Echelon (27 Apr 28 May 1944, 1 Jul 29 Aug 1944) 611 Sqn (22 Jul 1946 - 9 Jul 1951) No 190 Gliding School (Mar 1947 - 31 Mar 1948) No 186 Gliding School (15 Mar 1948 - Dec 1952) Civilian Fighter Control Co-operation Unit (xxx 1952 - Mar 1957) Liverpool University Air Sqn (13 Jul 1951 - 1 Jan 1952) University of Liverpool Air Sqn (1 Jan 1952 - Current) Manchester University Air Sqn (13 Mar 1953 - 25 May 1974) No 5 Civilian Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit (1 Jan 1958 - 30 Sep 1971) Manchester & Salford University Air Sqn (25 May 1974 - Current) No 10 AEF (25 Aug 1958 - Current) No 631 Volunteer Gliding Sqn (Mar 2006 - Current) |
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Location County: - Lancashire/Merseyside Lat/Long: 53:34:53N 03:03:15W Grid Ref: SD302098 Height above sea level: 35ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1941 No 9 Group No 12 Group (1944) Personnel & Training Command (2006) |
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Notes From 1945 until January 1946, the station was under Royal Navy control as HMS Ringtail II |
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Main units: - 308 Sqn (12 Dec 1941 - 1 Apr 1942) No 835 (Ground Defence) Sqn (19 Dec 1941 - 1 Feb 1942) No 2835 Sqn RAF Regiment (1 Feb 1942- xxx xxxx) 315 Sqn (1 Apr - 5 Sep 1942) 256 Sqn (1 Jun 1942 - 24 Apr 1943, 25 Aug - 25 Sep 1943) |
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Detachments** 285 Sqn (Oct 1942 - Aug 1943) |
577 Sqn (Dec 1943 - Jun 1946) 650 Sqn (Nov 1944 - Jun 1945) |
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Main units: - 97 Sqn ( 109 Sqn ( 112 Sqn ( 222 Sqn ( 617 Sqn ( 619 Sqn ( 627 Sqn ( No 1317 (Training) Flt (13 - 27 Jun 1945) HQ, No 242 Wing (15 Jun - xxx 1945) Sub-site, No 93 Maintenance Unit (1 Nov 1951 - 31 Mar 1958) Sub-site, No 92 Maintenance Unit (1 Sep 1952 - 1 Jun 1956) |
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Location County: - Lincolnshire Lat/Long: 53:08:00N 00:11:30W Grid Ref - TF204610 Height Above Sea Level - 45 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1942 No 5 Group (1944) Closed - 1964 |
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Main units: - No 61 Conversion Flt (27 Mar - 5 May 1942) No 1665 Heavy Conversion Unit (7 Jun 1943 - 23 Jan 1944) No 1429 (Czech Operational Training) Flt (26 Jun - 26 Aug 1942) No 33 Heavy Glider Maintenance Section (16 Aug 1943 - 15 Mar 1944) No 1651 Heavy Conversion Unit (9 Nov 1944 - 13 Jul 1945) RAF Central Vision Training School (1 Mar 1946 - Jun 1948) 61 Sqn ( 62 Sqn ( 218 Sqn ( |
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Location County: - Rutland Lat/Long: 52:42:30N 00:34:30W Grid Ref - SK962132 Height Above Sea Level - 345 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1940 No 7 Group (1944) Closed - 1964 |
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Main units: - 616 Sqn ( Bomber Command Central Night Vision School (xxx 1945 - 1 Mar 1946) No 1 Engine Control and Demonstration Unit (3 Feb 1945 - 17 Jan 1946) No 1 Group Communication Flt (Dec 1945 - Jan 1946) Transport Command Central Vision Training School (30 Nov 1946 - 31 May 1958) |
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Location County: - Nottinghamshire Lat/Long: 53:19:45N 01:03:30W Grid Ref - SK625815 Height Above Sea Level - 195 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1943 No 91 Group (1944) Closed - 1960 |
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Main units: - No 160 Staging Post (Nov 1945 - 15 Apr 1946) No 94 Staging Post (xxx xxxx - 31 Mar 1946) No 163 Staging Post (3 May 1946) |
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Location County: - Essex Lat/Long: 51:56:20N 00:47:38E Grid Ref - TL918306 Height Above Sea Level - 220 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1943 USAAF (1944) Closed - 1947 |
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Main units: - 7 Sqn ( 35 Sqn ( 49 Sqn ( 58 Sqn ( 102 Sqn ( 207 Sqn ( 215 Sqn ( Sub-store, No 2 Stores Depot (xxx 1936 - xxx xxxx) Southampton University Air Sqn (xxx 1942 - 14 Dec 1945, xxx - 18 Oct 1946) |
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Location County: - Hampshire Lat/Long: 51:06:45N 01:19:10W Grid Ref - SU468353 Height Above Sea Level - 345 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1918 Transferred to the Royal Navy - 1939 |
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Main Units: - RAF and Army Co-operation School (19 Sep 1918 - 23 Dec 1919) |
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Location County: - West Yorkshire (South Yorkshire) Lat/Long: 53:28:58N 01:31:59W Grid Ref - Height Above Sea Level - ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - Closed - |
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Main units: - 90 Sqn ( 195 Sqn ( No 1651 Heavy Conversion Unit (20 Nov 1943 - 9 Nov 1944) No 116 Storage Sub-Site, No 273 Maintenance Unit (20 Jul 1946 - 15 Sep 1947) West Wickham: - 90 Sqn ( No 24 Heavy Glider Maintenance Section (16 Aug 1943 - 15 Mar 1944) |
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Location County: - Cambridgeshire Lat/Long: 52:07:38N 00:24:00E Grid Ref - TL645500 Height Above Sea Level - 390 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1943 No 3 Group (1944) Closed - 1946 |
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Main units: - 96 Sqn ( 285 Sqn ( 577 Sqn ( 595 Sqn ( Satellite for No 57 OTU (5 Jun 1941 - Nov 1942) No 9 Group Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Flt (9 Aug - 1 Dec 1941) RLG for No 17 (Pilots) Advanced Flying Unit (1 May 1943 - 1 Feb 1944) RLG for No 11 (Pilots) Advanced Flying Unit (1 Feb 1944 - 1 Jun 1945) |
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Location County: - Denbighshire Lat/Long: 53:04:00N 02:57:00W Grid Ref - SJ363526 Height Above Sea Level - 250 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1941 No 21 Group (1944) Closed - 1945 |
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Location County: - Wiltshire Lat/Long: 51:30:43N 01:46:12W Grid Ref - Height Above Sea Level - ft |
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Main units: - No 15 Maintenance Unit (1 Apr 1940 - 31 Mar 1972) No 76 Maintenance Unit (26 May 1941 - 30 Sep 1946) Glider Test and Ferry Flt (20 Mar 1943 - Aug 1945) No 41 Group Test Pilots Pool (xxx xxxx - Mar 1960) |
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Location County: - Wiltshire Lat/Long: 51:30:15N 01:48:00W Grid Ref - SU139786 Height Above Sea Level - 600 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1940 Maintenance Command (1944) Became RN Aircraft Yard Wroughton - 31 Mar 1972 |
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Main units (continued): - 2 Sqn ( 3 Sqn ( 4 Sqn ( 5 Sqn ( 11 Sqn ( 18 Sqn ( 24 Sqn ( 26 Sqn ( 27 Sqn ( 30 Sqn ( 40 Sqn ( 41 Sqn ( 46 Sqn ( 51 Sqn ( 53 Sqn ( 59 Sqn ( 77 Sqn ( 79 Sqn ( 80 Sqn ( 99 Sqn ( 164 Sqn ( 183 Sqn ( 198 Sqn ( 206 Sqn ( 242 Sqn ( 266 Sqn ( 322 Sqn ( 349 Sqn ( 350 Sqn ( 400 Sqn ( 401 Sqn ( 402 Sqn ( 411 Sqn ( 412 Sqn ( 414 Sqn ( 430 Sqn ( 451 Sqn ( 453 Sqn ( 511 Sqn ( 541 Sqn ( 609 Sqn ( |
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Location County: -Germany Lat/Long: 52:27:18N 09:25:44E Height Above Sea Level - 272 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - Closed - |
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Main Units: - HQ, No 126 Wing (14 Apr - 13 May 1945) No 6401 (RCAF) Servicing Echelon (14 Apr 12 May 1945) HQ, No 39 Wing (15 Apr - 26 Jun 1945) No 6411 (RCAF) Servicing Echelon (15 21 Apr 1945) No 6412 (RCAF) Servicing Echelon (15 Apr 13 May 1945) No 6441 (RCAF) Servicing Echelon (15 xx Apr 1945) No 401 Air Sores Park (16 Apr - 13 May 1945) No 6400 (RCAF) Servicing Echelon (16 28 Apr 1945) No 6414 (RCAF) Servicing Echelon (16 28 Apr 1945) No 6430 (RCAF) Servicing Echelon (17 28 Apr 1945) No 83 Group Communication Sqn (27 - 29 Apr 1945) No 6609 Servicing Echelon (27 May 15 Sep 1945) HQ, No 123 Wing (30 May 1945 - 16 Apr 1946) No 6349 (Belgian) Servicing Echelon (29 Jun 30 Nov 1945) No 6322 (Dutch) Servicing Echelon (2 Jul 7 Oct 1945) No 6350 (Belgian) Servicing Echelon (13 Jul 1 Sep 1945, 4 Sep 29 Nov 1945) No 6451 (RAAF) Servicing Echelon (27 Sep 28 Nov 1945, 30 Dec 1945 21 Jan 1946) No 6003 Servicing Echelon (24 Jan 27 Mar 1946, 19 Sep 1946 4 Jan 1947, 3 Feb 1 Oct 1947, 3 Nov 1947 5 Jan 1948) HQ, No 124 Wing (30 Jan - Apr 1946) No 6041 Servicing Echelon (31 Jan - 1 Apr 1946) No 6026 Servicing Echelon (1 13 Apr 1946) No 6183 Servicing Echelon (27 Apr - 16 Jun 1945) No 6198 Servicing Echelon (27 May 15 Sep 1945) No 6080 Servicing Echelon (31 Jun 1946 7 Jan 1948) No 6002 Servicing Echelon (15 Apr 22 Nov 1947, 11 Dec 1947 7 Jan 1948) Wunstorf Wing (Oct 1947 - 1 Apr 1953) |
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Detachments** No 92 (Forward) Staging Post (1 Apr 1945 - May 1946) |
No 427 Refuelling and Re-arming
Party (May - Oct 1945) No 426 Refuelling and Re-arming Party (Jul - Aug 1945) |
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Main units: - 257 Sqn ( 263 Sqn ( 504 Sqn ( 664 Sqn ( No 1382 (Transport) Conversion Unit (10 Aug - 10 Dec 1947) No 1969 Reserve AOP Flt (15 Jul 1954 - 10 Mar 1957) RLG for No 2 Flying Training School (1 Jan 1958 - Dec 1966, Jan 1966 - Jan 1970) |
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Location County: - Leicestershire Lat/Long: 52:47:38N 01:07:45W Grid Ref - SK586224 Height Above Sea Level - 272 ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1942 No 44 Group (1944) Closed - 1957 |
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Main units: - No 6 Balloon Centre ( 992 (Balloon) Sqn (1 Feb - 5 Dec 1944) 993 (Balloon) Sqn (1 Feb - 4 May 1944) 994 (Balloon) Sqn (1 Feb - 29 Jul 1944, xxx - 1 Sep 1944) 995 (Balloon) Sqn (1 - 15 Feb 1944) 996 (Balloon) Sqn (1 Feb - 29 Jul 1944) 997 (Balloon) Sqn (1 Feb - 26 Apr 1944, 1 Sep - 2 Dec 1944) 998 (Balloon) Sqn (1 Feb - 26 Apr 1944) 999 (Balloon) Sqn (1 Feb - 26 Apr 1944) 991 (Balloon) Sqn (1 Apr - 20 May 1944) 976 (Balloon) Sqn (14 Apr - 9 May 1944) 980 (Balloon) Sqn (14 Apr - May 1944, 9 - 16 Oct 1944,1 Nov 1944 - 19 Jan 1945) 974 (Balloon) Sqn (1 - 25 Nov 1944) Sub-site, No 25 Maintenance Unit (xxx 1947 - 13 Jul 1948) Radar Navigation Aids Wing (Apr 1952 - 12 Feb 1953) |
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Location County: - Worcestershire Lat/Long: 52:22:23N 01:53:13W Grid Ref - Height Above Sea Level - ft |
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Main units (continued): - 57 Sqn (22 - 29 May 1940, 6 - 20 Nov 1940) HQ, No 70 Wing (21 May - 28 Jun 1940) No 7 Group Communications Flt (15 Jul 1940 - 11 May 1942) No 4 Blind Approach Training Flt (17 Dec 1940 - Oct 1941) No 1504 Beam Approach Training Flt (Oct 1941 - 4 Aug 1942) No 730 (Ground Defence) Sqn (19 Dec 1941 - 1 Feb 1942) No 2730 Sqn RAF Regiment (1 Feb 1942- xxx xxxx) 109 Sqn (7 Aug 1942 - 5 Jul 1943) No 8 Group Communications Flt (15 Aug 1942 - 31 Oct 1945) 83 Sqn (15 Aug 1942 - 18 Apr 1944) No 1499 Flt (31 Mar - 19 Jun 1943) No 1409 Flt (8 Jan 1944 - 5 Jul 1945) 128 Sqn (15 Sep 1944 - 22 Jun 1945) No 2763 Sqn RAF Regiment (xxx xxxx - Aug 1945) 163 Sqn (25 Jan - 10 Aug 1945) Technical Training Command Communications Flt (6 Nov 1945 - 1 Apr 1964) No 1688 Bomber (Defence) Training Flt (19 Mar - 30 Sep 1946) 90 Sqn (11 Nov 1946 - 1 Sep 1950) 138 Sqn (12 Nov 1946 - 1 Sep 1950) Ground Controlled Approach Operators School (10 Mar 1952 - 14 Mar 1953) 540 Sqn (26 Mar 1953 - 31 Mar 1956) 58 Sqn (31 Mar 1953 - 30 Sep 1970) 82 Sqn (31 Mar 1953 - 1 Sep 1956) Canberra Air Race Flt (4 Jun - Oct 1953) 542 Sqn (15 May 1954 - 1 Oct 1955, 1 Nov - 15 Dec 1955) Radar Reconnaissance Flt (17 Oct 1955 - 1 Sep 1961) 543 Sqn (18 Nov 1955 - 24 May 1974) 51 Sqn (31 Mar 1963 - 28 Apr 1995) Northern Communications Sqn (1 Jan - 3 Feb 1969) 26 Sqn (3 Feb 1969 - 31 Mar 1976) 39 Sqn (1 Oct 1970 - 1 Jun 1982) Electronic Warfare Engineering and Training Unit (25 Jan 1971 - xxx 1976) 360 Sqn (1 Sep 1975 - 31 Oct 1994) Electronic Warfare and Avionic Unit (xxx 1976 - 1 Oct 1993) 13 Sqn (22 Oct 1978 - 5 Jan 1982) 100 Sqn (5 Jan 1982 - 1 Sep 1993) No 1 Photographic Reconnaissance Unit (2 Jun 1982 - 1 Jul 1992) No 231 OCU (31 Aug 1982 - 15 Dec 1990) 25 Sqn (1 Mar 1983 - 1 Oct 1989) 'F' Flt, 85 Sqn (1 Oct 1989 - 1 Dec 1990) Canberra Standardisation and Training Flt (15 Dec 1990 - 13 May 1991) 39 Sqn (1PRU) (1 Jul 1992 - 1 Dec 1993) Electronic Warfare Operational Support Establishment (1 Oct 1993 - 1 Apr 1995) |
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Location County: - Huntingdonshire/Cambridgeshire 3.5 miles NE of Huntingdon Lat/Long: 52:21:23N 00:06:53W Grid Ref: TL288750 Height above sea level: 132ft |
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Operational Control: - Opened - 1916 Closed - 1919? Reopened - Jul 1936 No 2 Group (1 Mar 1937 - 1 Nov 1940) No 3 Group (1 Nov 1940 - Aug 1942) No 8 Group (Aug 1942 - xxx 1945) No 3 Group (xxx 1945 - Defence Logistics Command (2006) |
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Main units: - 46 Sqn (20 Apr - 20 Oct 1916) 65 Sqn (1 Aug 1916 - 29 May 1917) No 31 (Training) Sqn (1 Oct 1916 - 2 Sep 1918) No 54 (Training) Sqn (15 Feb - 17 Mar 1917) No 20 (Training) Sqn (1 Jun - 15 Sep 1917) 104 Sqn (1 - 16 Sep 1917) No 72 (Training) Sqn (10 Jan 1918 - Jan 1919) 130 Sqn (1 Mar - 1 Apr 1918) 119 Sqn (26 Sep - 6 Dec 1918) 96 Sqn (28 Sep - 9 Dec 1918) 156 Sqn (12 Oct - 9 Dec 1918, 27 Jun - 25 Sep 1945) 120 Sqn (23 Nov 1918 - 20 Feb 1919) 117 Sqn (30 Nov 1918 - 23 Mar 1919) 211 Sqn (25 Mar - 24 Jun 1919) 139 Sqn (3 Sep 1936 - 1 Dec 1939, 4 Jul 1943 - 1 Feb 1944) 114 Sqn (1 Dec 1936 - 9 Dec 1939) 44 Sqn (8 - 18 Mar 1937, 29 Aug 1946 - 7 Feb 1951) 40 Sqn (3 Dec 1939 - 2 Feb 1941) 15 Sqn (10 Dec 1939 - 14 Apr 1940, 15 May 1940 - 13 Aug 1942, 19 Aug 1946 - 29 Nov 1950) |
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100 Sqn (Aug 1956 - Sep 1959) 207 Sqn (Feb 1969 - Jun 1984) |
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