| Photos from the former RAF Sandtoft. Sandtoft was a H.C.U. base of Bomber Command. Much of it is now an industrial estate, a portion of the old perimeter track is now used by a flying club. At the entrance are two Bloodhound missiles, also there is a Gloster Meteor and a Fairey Gannet. The control tower still stands but has been converted into a house. |
Memorial at RAF Sandtoft, May 2004 |
Dispersed buildings, Nov 2004 |
The water tower and an air raid shelter |
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Night Flying Equipment (NFE) shed |
Sandtofts control tower, now a private house |
Closer view of the former control tower, note aircraft drawing on the right |
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Gloster Meteor May 2004 |
Fairey Gannet, Sandtoft May 2004. This aircraft is now, August 2005 , at the Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington. |
Close up of Fairey Gannet, May 2004. This aircraft is now, August 2005, at the Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington |
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Gloster Meteor at the entrance to flying club, May 2004 |
Close up of the Memorial, May 2004 |
Bloodhound missile 2003 |
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Close up of Bloodhound 2003 |
Private aircraft at Sandtoft, 2003 |
Entrance to private flying club 2003 |
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Aircraft landing at Sandtoft 2003 |
Gloster Meteor in 2002 |
