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Gloster Meteor May 2004
Lincolnshire. RAF Sandtoft. |
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| For what it's worth, she is an NF 14. I piloted her older sister, the NF 11 in 2TAF '55/'57. Cheers, Peter. |
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Looking East on the East / West runway
Lincolnshire. RAF North Witham, |
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| Lived in lincs for six years and have just found this hidden treasure while out walking. usually walk in Bourne woods but wanted to explore a different wood really glad we did and will definately be going back. are there any old photos of this site in operation?
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RAF North Withams control tower from the South West / North East runway
Lincolnshire. RAF North Witham, |
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| i live in colsterworth visited the woods and spent some time speaking to a man in the door entrance to the control tower he was telling me he had been bringing in arcraft and it was now safe to walk onto the runway as my girlfriend arrived with her little lad he said he had to go and do a few checks and turned and walked up the steps but we could not hear any foot steps in the tower and nobody appered to be there inside the building this happened around 9pm on 2nd august 2007 |
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| the control tower was very hard too find, hidden by tree's, had a good walk around the runways and peritracks, took 3 hrs loved it... ian. |
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| very spooky indeed, i don't think these ghosts are here to harm us !, just to let us know they are still around, lost.,
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The South West / North East runway, looking SE
Lincolnshire. RAF North Witham, |
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| Believe this photo is of RAF sSouth Witham , now known as Twyford woods. |
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floodlight trailer and tractor shed
Lincolnshire. RAF Waltham (Grimsby). |
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| This is/ was the floodlight trailer and tractor shed although now sadly demolished. Ian |
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The North South perimeter track looking South
Lincolnshire. RAF Waltham (Grimsby). |
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| I discovered your website from the book, Heroes of Bomber Command Lincolnshire. Thank you for taking the photos and making them available for public viewing, I really appreciate it. I am a former resident of Lincolnshire now living in Cromarty, Scotland but I do get back to Lincolnshire quite often and spend some time discovering WWII sites and memorials there.
Best wishes
Anthony Pierce |
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2-bay MT shed. Usually built as a 4-bay but to the right was the original MT garages so only room for these two to be built.
Lincolnshire. RAF Waltham (Grimsby). |
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| This is a 2-bay MT shed. Usually built as a 4-bay but to the right was the original MT garages so only room for these two to be built. Sadly now demolished. Ian |
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Former RAF Fire trucks in store near the old hangars
Lincolnshire. RAF North Witham, |
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| This is Witham Specialist Vehicles, they are the current contractor for the disposal of surplus RAF vehicles.
Regarding the comment by 'Lee', this is indeed RAF North Witham, as RAF South Witham was a bomb dump on the western side of the A1 I believe |
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Crew Locker + drying room
Lincolnshire. RAF Donna Nook |
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| This collection of three linked buildings are in the configuration of the Crew Locker + drying room. Building on the right still has evidence of the ventilation shaft that was in the drying section of the building, other two sections were the lockers. Ian R |
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A section of the apron at the North of the field, created by the USAF for jet operation
Lincolnshire. RAF East Kirkby |
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| I can't tell you how much I enjoyed your photo spread of East Kirkby. I was an American Airman stationed there in 1958 and have many fond remembrances of the base and the area around it. We lived in Chapel St. Leonards while stationed there and loved that area also.
Not too much remains of what I remember. I was back there several years ago, and it seemed that there was a large farm in the midst of it.
Anyway, congratulations on a nice photo spread and for thanks for the memories |
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Prop memorial at the main gate
Lincolnshire. RAF East Kirkby |
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| I just wonder why a four blade prop at the gate, would have thought a 3 blade one more appropriate. |
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Main stores, the tall building being the fabric store. NOTE now demolished
Yorkshire. RAF Snaith. |
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| Sadly gone but this was the main stores building with the large tall 'FABRIC STORE' in the centre. Ian |
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Marker Board standing at the former entrance, now a cafe
Lincolnshire. RAF Coleby Grange. |
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| Hi,
Does anyone know the name of the cafe or who now owns the land?
I'm trying to get filming permission.
Thanks,
Kufena Coulter
Ruggie Media
020 7463 2221 |
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Old buildings
Lincolnshire. RAF Manby |
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| Ex- NAFFI shop building (left) and Airman's families club annexe. |
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Possibly original WW2 buildings
Lincolnshire. RAF Manby |
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| Sergeant's mess 'annexe' built about 1940 ? |
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One of the barrack rooms in use by the local authority, with a fitting name!!
Lincolnshire. RAF Manby |
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| Guy Gibson Hall was Station Headquarters before closedown. |
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One of the remaining hangars
Yorkshire. RAF Elvington |
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| This hangar was not present during WW2 but was built in the early 1980's. It is named the "Canadian Hangar" because much of the money to erect the hangar was given by ex members of the RCAF. It was originally intended to house the replica Halifax Mk3 bomber that was build by volunteers under the leadership of Ian Robinson MBE. A grant for a large proportion of the cost was given by the Lottery Fund. |
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The memorial to 101 Squadron "To Serve Was Their Highest Aim"
Lincolnshire. RAF Ludford Magna |
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| Thanks for all your hard work and the hard work of all those who really mean it when they say in the morning we will remember them and try to ensure perhaps a younger generation might! |
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| i am one of those younger generation, for your information, it does mean a lot to me! Both my parents dads served in World War 11 and both survived it
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Night Flying Equipment (NFE) shed
Lincolnshire. RAF Sandtoft. |
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| Great collection of photos on the whole site.. This picture at Sandtoft is actually the Night Flying Equipment, NFE, store. The three windows are not original but the side door is. |
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Closer view of the former control tower, note aircraft drawing on the right
Lincolnshire. RAF Sandtoft. |
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| Have you considered that the 'aircraft drawing on the right' is actually part of the Christmas lights that adorne the house? I saw this Santa carrying Airliner in one of the DIY stores last year...
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This is the NW to SE runway, 16-34 in WW2 as stated. Due to magnetic shift it is now runway 15-33
Yorkshire. RAF Burn |
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2004-11-24 18:30:02 |
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| hi all.
note on your comment re change of magnetic variations.
runway designated 16-34. but changed to 33 was 16 change to 15 .
over to you
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Northern perimeter track from the "bottom"
Lincolnshire. RAF Ingham |
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| by the way it was also used by the polish serving in the RAF. thought you might like to know |
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Guard room
Yorkshire. RAF Marston Moor |
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| This was the guard room with the Fire tender Shelter in the background. In the early 80's this site was used for HGV training and there was a site plan in the 518/40 type Watch office and i had chance to look over the site. Quite alot of buildings existed then, i wonder how the site is now ?? |
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Fire tender shelter that housed the 'domestic' fire tender
Yorkshire. RAF Marston Moor |
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| This would be the Fire tender shelter that housed the 'domestic' fire tender. This was usually housed next/near to the guard room. Ian |
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Maintenance unit
Yorkshire. RAF Marston Moor |
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| If this building is behind one of the hangars which i believe it is then it is probably a Maintenance unit as seen at Goxhill and Holme -on- Spalding Moor as they were all constructed around the same time. Notebly they had the same type of Watch Office. 518/40. Ian |
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Searchlight trailer and tractor shed
Yorkshire. RAF Marston Moor |
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| Hi
Interested to see your post on Marston Moor.
Recently I have purchased a Green Goddess Fire Engine from the MOD Disposal agency which the log book shows as being based at Marston Moor.
Do you have any info on our machine? Her registration is PGW226.
Mark Dempsey |
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| The green goddesses were kept in reserve at Marston Moor after the airfield closed untill the 1980s,fully maintained and used in fireman strikes |
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Station workshops
Yorkshire. RAF Marston Moor |
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| Look very much like the station workshops |
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Air publicications and stationery store
Yorkshire. RAF Finningley |
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| your picture of u/i buildings looks like the old apss stores. [Air publicications and stationery store]
I used to work in the hanger in the background which if I am correct used to be Applied Flight of AEELS, 6 FTS |
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a long time since there was a military parade here
Yorkshire. RAF Finningley |
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| hi i have just picked up a old trades bike from ex RAF finningley any have any infofmation history . regards terryon this. |
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| They must be cadets, as they don't seem to have the normal RAF shoulder flashes.
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Part of the MT section
Lincolnshire. RAF Hemswell |
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| These are part of the MT Section |
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Night flying equipment stores
Lincolnshire. RAF Hemswell |
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| I suspect that these are Tanker sheds located behind the hangars. Usually have the same door config each end with their concrete hurters. Ian |
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Control tower close up
Lincolnshire. RAF Hemswell |
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| Originally a 'Fort' type tower, bottom left, upper left the later wartime modification and then post-war, the new extension on the right. Ian |
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This lightning can be found in the garden of local vet, Charles Ross. PLEASE OBTAIN PERMISSION BEFORE ENTERING THE GARDEN OR PHOTOGRAPHING
Lincolnshire. RAF Binbrook |
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| Iwas at RAF Binbrook from 1978 to 1982 had some great memories & managed to get a trip in a lightning as leaving present, Iwas a survival Equipment Fitter , it`s a sad site seeing your photo`s but thank you as Iwas able to show my son were I was based at his age. |
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| Sad to see how the formerbase has turned out.
Would love to get in contact with anyone who was based there in all of its era to collect memories as have a great fascination with the base as lived in the village |
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Close up of the plauge
Lincolnshire. RAF Bardney |
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| Am curently researching the loss of Lancaster HK788 in April 1945 and wanted to see its home base. Interesting shots of the airfield as it is now.
Just one 'whinge': On the close up of the "plauge"?, I think the spelling should be 'PLAQUE'. Otherwise, a great presentation. Thank you. |
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Memorial to 12 and 626 Squadrons
Lincolnshire. RAF Wickenby |
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| My uncle is one of those who died flying from this base. |
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Not sure if this is an original hangar, it is certainly on the same spot as the wartime T2, NE of runway head 32, May 2005
Nottinghamshire. RAF Wigsley. |
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| I think that this is the original hangar- at least the portal steel framing would be and then perhaps re-clad and with new more useable doors for agricultural purposes as seen in the pic! A similar T2 exists at ex RAF Wickenby and has also been re clad. |
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| this is not the original hangar but i watched the farmer build on top of the original hangar footings to store wheat and barley and any farm machinery e.t.c. e.t.c. This was built between 1975 and 1980 . at the time i was working for the farmer when it was built. now it is used to store tractors and any farm machinery . if any body knows any different please email me back for more info on this site. Philip smith . from north scarle lincolnshire. |
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Remains of runway 14-32 (NW/SE) looking NW, May 2005
Nottinghamshire. RAF Wigsley. |
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| hi
my uncle les brown was a flt/sgt wop on lancs at fiskerton44-45
he and his crew did 32 ops then he went to 1667 hcu at sandtoft as a flt/lt instructor then to india finishing as an acting sqn/ldr
not bad for a miners son
les would have stayed in the raf but his wife had other ideas
anyway i went to wigsley on wed 29 march
1st time there amazing watch tower
it needs preserving
i could imagine the sight of the airfield in its hayday i could see the line of the main runway
i had a trip on nx611 at east kirkby
if i ever win the lottery ill pay whatever to have a ride in the battle of britain lanc at coningsby
lads like you we need to keep the memory of those brave men who gave us a future
i did 3 tours of n irland in the 70's when shoot 1st was the norm and les said he would rather be in his lanc than in belfast
my answer was that at 21000ft you were oblivious to your position
i could see the arseole who fired at me
at les's height he could not
anyway im proud to have him as my uncle
4 of the 7 man crew are still alive
ive complerted a history of his ops with the 13 lancs he flew at 576 sqn
if you would like a copy mail me
thank you
d briggs
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Building 178 'Battery Charging Room'
Lincolnshire. RAF Northcoates |
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| If i remember right this pre-war shed was utilised as the 'Battery Charging Room'. Ian R |
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There was an arresstor cable used at Waltham, it was on the N/S runway, not sure of its location. This is about 50yards from the end of the N/S runway (North end). There is another identical piece directly across from it, has this anything to do with that installation?
Lincolnshire. RAF Waltham - Revisited |
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| This is part of the arrestor installation. This channel held a 'spring-leaf' that kept the arrestor wire 5" above the ground level. The idea was that the aircraft arrestor hook would 'catch it'.
This installation NEVER had any operational use whilst at Waltham (Grimsby). IanR |
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Are the last two letters the manufacture date?
Lincolnshire. RAF Waltham - Revisited |
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| The whole number sequence is the number for the 'patent' applied. Cover may have been built in 1940 but the last two digits are when the patent was applied for as a design copyright. |
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Rear of crew locker room
Lincolnshire. RAF Waltham - Revisited |
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| This in fact is the rear view of the Gas Clothing build. Recognisible by its narrow windows. IanR |
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Inside generator house, generator just visible
Lincolnshire. RAF Waltham - Revisited |
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| This is a post-war addition that the farmer had built. |
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100 Squadron briefing room
Lincolnshire. RAF Waltham - Revisited |
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| This 'workshop' was once the briefing room for 100 Squadron crews and lies in front of the Watch office with the original passageway demolished. |
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Remains of Flight huts
Lincolnshire. RAF Waltham - Revisited |
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| These in actual fact are the remains of a toilet block . |
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Remains of Flight huts
Lincolnshire. RAF Waltham - Revisited |
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| There used to be Nissen huts: Flight offices, here but these collasped many years ago and these replacement breeze block huts once housed small pigs. IanR |
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Rear of the Chapel, 2005
Yorkshire. RAF Elvington |
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| hi there did you know that the chappel at elvington came from raf acaster malbis and was the mortuary there regards jonathan |
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Turret trainer building
Lincolnshire. RAF Goxhill - USAAF Station 345 |
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| Having studied airfiels architecture at length i can tell you that this was originally a Turret trainer building. Hope this helps. Ian |
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Cast sign on a building (?????)
Lincolnshire. RAF Goxhill - USAAF Station 345 |
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| Hi,
It designated the position of a stop-cock on a rising water main. Similar to a hydrant marker. There were several of them at Syerston until the buildings were demolished in '97 |
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Stanton huts on site No. 2
Lincolnshire. RAF North Killingholme - Revisited |
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| This is actually a surface mounted Air-raid shelter with all its earthwork having eroded away. I have they very same photo when they were clearing the site some time later. Ian |
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MT office
Lincolnshire. RAF North Killingholme - Revisited |
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| This photo show the rear of the 'Lubricant & In flammable store'. The other end originally had three single doors but has been torn down and replace with double doors for use as a garage repair. |
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Crew locker and drying room
Lincolnshire. RAF North Killingholme - Revisited |
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| This building i believe from memory was the Gas Defence Centre. It is only an 18ft span whereas the Crew Locker building was much wider at 28ft. Ian |
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Gym and Chancel, 2005
Lincolnshire. RAF Metheringham. |
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| Looks very much like the gymnasium where, today, the museum holds event such as vehicle rallies. Ian |
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Site 3, airmens quarters, Nov 2005
Yorkshire. RAF Riccall |
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| My Fathers brother was killed at Riccall he was 21 yrs old. I belive a Halifax bomber requested to land in poor visibility in May 1943. The CO refused permission and would not turn on the landing lights, for some reason, but the bomber had no option as it was low on fuel returning from Ops and had engine failure, it was based at Snaith. Apparently the pilot landed and crashed through the Nissan hut where Robert was sleeping he and a number of other boys lost their lives. The crew survived. The CO was removed from Riccall, The RAF version was that a Guard came back into the hut following Guard duty and feeling very cold poured some aviation fuel into the pot bellied stove.
Looking at the pictures just makes me wonder if my uncle walked along those paths and went into any of those buildings. Thanks very much.
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I run a group called Friends of Skipwith Common upon which Riccall Airefield is siruated. I would verymuch like to talk to you about your story about your uncle. I can be contacted on 01757 288939
Regards
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| Hello Brian,
I have just re visited the Old Airfield site and have seen your post, I will indeed call you on that no. I have the letter the RAF sent out to Robert's parents, my Grandma & Grandpa. It took 2 months to get back to them in Leeds.
Thanks,
Michael. |
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Site 4, Sergeants quarters, Nov 2005
Yorkshire. RAF Riccall |
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| Hi, i've just visited your website especially the RICCALL AIRFIELD. I've noticed you have not put up pictures of three large buildings of identicall apearence in the woods of skipwith woods. Each building has 4 steel doors still intact on all four sides of the building, all the buildings are about 20ft apart from each other. They are 20ft wide by 50ft long I don't know what these buildings are? Please could you tell me where can i purchase plans of the layout of the following airfields please? Riccall, Burn, Brieghton, Elvington this would be very much apprieciated. |
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| I can help with Riccall so get in touch. |
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Rear of the Gym, communal site, Dec 2005
Derbyshire. RAF Ashbourne. |
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| This is a view of the projector room adjoining the gymnasium. Ofen the station gymnasium either doubled-up or was modified to be used as a cinema. |
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This was on the Northern site, not sure what it was.
Yorkshire. RAF Lissett |
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| hy . was concereteblock used for holding planes to tune up engines .. many thanks .andy . also theres a old building at prosper de mulder outside of driff . cheers |
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| i think this a rear agricultural tractor weight as the bar in the middle is the top link and the side pins fit in the rear arms as used with front muck loaders post war |
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Thirsty swans at the Southern end of the main North / South runway
Nottinghamshire. RAF Gamston |
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ME AND MY DAD FLY FROM GAMSTON OR AS IT USED TO BE RAF GAMSTON AND SEEING THESE PHOTOS HAS MADE ME REALISE THE SIZE OF THE PLACE
NEXT TIME I GO IM GOING TO TRY AND LOOK OUT FOR THE OLD BUILDINGS AND FIRE SHEDS ETC
WITH THANKS
LIAM |
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Aerial view of RAF Waltham. Photo courtesy of Martyn Perry.
Lincolnshire. RAF Waltham - Revisited |
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| Sadly, the whole of this site has been cleared. The only remains are the Watch office and the Marsden MT shed and parachute store. The prewar hangar has been re-clad and is bearly recognisable. Ian |
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C.O.'s accomodation
Yorkshire. RAF Snaith 2006 |
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| This building is not a Link trailer as they were 50ft long and this building is 60ft. Eah brick pier stands at 10ft centres so you can quickly guestimate the building lengths. Could probably suggest that it might be a flight office. Ian |
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| Noel
Have just dug out my photo of this building and on the back i have written C.O.'s accomadtion. Must have got this info from site plan. Took several pics of this building. Can confirm now that a similar building existed at Elsham Wolds because i was there with a WAAF who looked after him. Ian |
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Airfield site buildings
Yorkshire. RAF Snaith 2006 |
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| Part of the Main stores buildings with the tall fabric store to the right. Ian |
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Aviation petrol Installation - 24,000 gallon off the Northern peritrack
Lincolnshire. RAF Bardney Revisited 2006 |
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| My father was based at Bardney from 1943-1945. He was a Navigator on WS-U Lancaster and of the crew whereby George Thompson received his VC posthumously.
I visited Bardney and the airfield 2 years ago and find these photographs absolutely brilliant - you try to imagine how life was in the disused buildings and it is a credit to everyone involved in this site.
Many congratulations and keep up the good work !
Kind regards
Edwina Stanley (Ted Kneebone's daughter) |
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April 2006 - WAAF site number 1
Lincolnshire. RAF Ingham |
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| is it worth mentioning the ghost here at this excact spot? |
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Main entrance to the bloodhound site
Lincolnshire. RAF Dunholme Lodge |
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| old buildings now owned by B & J PARR makes plastic bags now in the buildings [ my boss ] |
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Further photo of school sign
Lincolnshire. RAF Dunholme Lodge |
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| Chanced upon your site. Don't know how I didn't see it before! I have some similar photos of many Lincolnshire airfields - and some in Yorkshire. If you would like to view them, by all means drop me a line. |
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| I live in Welton and took a walk around the airfield and saw some of the sites some of these photographs show. Your site has started me thinking about how I can find out more about RAF Dunholme Lodge. Thank you |
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Picket post, communal site
Yorkshire. RAF East Moor |
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| I've never seen such a strange shaped roof on any picket-post type building in all the twenty odd years of study/visits to airfields. |
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Fusing hut at the bomb dump entrance
Yorkshire. RAF East Moor |
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| Probably a fusing hut. As trolleys were loaded with bombs from open storage they were pulled round by tractor and driven through these huts to have their fusing put in. Ian |
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Eastern peritrack looking south
Yorkshire. RAF East Moor |
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| Can you tell me when these photos where taken. My father served at East Moor during the war with 432 squadron. |
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Unkown building, tech site, western side of airfield
Yorkshire. RAF East Moor |
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| This buildings looks very similer to the Station Admin building on the technical site at RAF Grimsby(Waltham). |
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Another view of the B1
Nottinghamshire. RAF Bircotes |
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| Hello, if anybody would like to take photos of the inside of this building please email me as i am the site manager and i could also show you the remains of the airraid shelterswhich are 5mins walk away in the wood
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2006-11-07 19:10:55 |
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Please send me your email address via the "contact me" link on the website. Many thanks. |
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Tech site building
Lincolnshire. RAF Swinderby |
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| The RAF Swinderby photos brought back some memories of my basic training in 1976. Was the 'Tech site building', photo featuring a small paint store, located towards the far side of the airfield. If so, it is probably the building in which we recruits were made to experience gas! About 10 of us at a time were made to march around in a circle in this tiny gas filled building. We wore gas masks but one by one we were made to remove these and recite our name, rank and service number. If the corporal didn't like you he would get temporary deafness and make you repeat yourself!! |
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Station armoury
Lincolnshire. RAF Swinderby |
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| This still sends a shiver. Keep expecting a Rock to give me a bollocking for something.. |
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T2s at east of site, latterly used as drill practice halls
Lincolnshire. RAF Swinderby |
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| Hello Ryan,
Your a man after my own heart taking pictures of historic sites.... Thanks for putting the pictures of RAF Swinderby on your site. I was there in 1957 as a young baby and although we have pictures taken around married quarters, its the first time I have seen the full base.
bye
Brian |
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Exhibits and artefacts from the heritage rooms
Lincolnshire. RAF Elsham Wolds |
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| very good. might make a visit |
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Close up of the site plan displayed on the memorial interpretation board
Lincolnshire. RAF Spilsby - Revisited. |
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| I found good aerial evidence of the legacy of the airfield footprint using a 1:10,000 aerial image of the location from multimap.com.
You can easily orient your self by spotting the SEastern most "spectacles." From there you can see changes in vegetation colour indicating where the taxiways and runways lie.
type this url into your browser to see:
http://www.multimap.com/map/photo.cgi?client=public&X=545500&Y=364500&width=700&height=400&gride=546000&gridn=365000&srec=0&coordsys=gb&db=&pc=&zm=0&scale=5000&out.x=2&out.y=7 |
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Aircraft arriving at Finningley, now known as "Doncaster Sheffield" - Lez York
Yorkshire. RAF Finningley |
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Night Flying Equipment store. (NFE).
Yorkshire. RAF Rufforth |
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| I have just picked up the website on RAF Rufforth wonderful. I was stationed there 1949/50
an Raf Policemam. how different it all is now. I have lived in Mt Gambier S Australia since 1971 we did a one and only nostagic visit to Rufforth in 1997 and was very dissapointed at the neglect of the place, it had so many happy memories for us, I met my wife there and married in 1951. it is said 'you can,t go back' how true. what was the Guardroom I saw is now a little house, my wife said " I wish it was ours' once again thank you for the photo,s
I have a couple of photos of how it was give me your email and I will forward some
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| This building is the Night Flying Equipment store. (NFE). Ian |
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Control tower
Yorkshire. RAF Rufforth |
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| The building in the foreground with the yellow cabbed lorry is a 'SECO' hut and this used to house the 'RDF' section. Ian |
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T2 hangar, 1979 - Paul Francis
Lincolnshire. RAF Strubby |
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| In1952-53, I spent many hours working in that hanger, on Meteors and Vampires. The happiest days of my life. I had many good friends.I am 75 years old now |
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Safia and Michael O'Brian inspecting the legend
Yorkshire. RAF Riccall |
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| Hey Noel
We love it! Great shot. Thanks for putting us in your website. There's even a glimmer of Chris' blond hair! |
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Communal site 2 - Ration store
Yorkshire. RAF Riccall |
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| Hey Noel
What a really cool picture!! I didnt even know you took this one. Its so nostalgic with us walking and looking at the Sgts buildings. Fabulous!! |
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Communal site 1 - building not shown on site plan
Yorkshire. RAF Riccall |
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| Looks very much like a Picket Post hut. IanR |
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Water tank, believed to be for fire fighting. Known as firepools!
Nottinghamshire. Sherwood forest bomb stores |
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| hi i've been i those woods many a time chest nut hunting ! and playing arrmy around hard standings and the blast pen,
welback pit tips are getting closer !!!!!
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Blast shelter
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| if you want to know more email me and i'll shall forward a copy of a map
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| Hi, can't reply via this, drop me a line via the 2leave a message box. |
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Bulk fuel store, the best example of one we've seen, various views - compare to others on the website
Leicestershire. RAF Wymeswold |
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| Great set of photos, as already stated probably the best of bulk fuel installation. Any posibility of a copy of these for my personnal use??. many thanks. Ian |
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Bulk fuel store, the best example of one we've seen, various views - compare to others on the website
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| Superb picture. Well done. |
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Another aviation related road sign, although I doubt a Vulcan ever landed here!
Yorkshire. RAF Lindholme |
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| a Vulcan landed at Lindholme in 1962 during an exercise |
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| Hi saw your picture while browsing and noted your doubt about a Vulcan landing a Lindholme. I do know of one landing, i was stationed at Lindholme from 1960to64 and was on the fire service crash crew when we were told by a/c control that a Vulcan was on final approach for a touch and go. The aircraft touched down and deployed it,s brake chute and came to a halt on the runway. I was on crash one and was told to go to runway to gather up chute and remember my gloves sticking to the ice on the chute "hook". The Vulcan taxied to a dispersal where it waited to be later prepared for take off. Rumour went round that the aircraft suffered a flame out when asked to "go", but on all four engines?. Don,t know the exact date of this visit or if any more came after i was demobbed. Good sight i enjoyed. Regards |
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J type from last location
Yorkshire. RAF Pocklington |
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| Hi Noel, Congratulations on a brilliant site. When I was researching for my book 'From Hull, Hell and Halifax an illustrated History of No.4 Group' I visited all the Yorkshire sites during the 1970's. On a visit to Pocklington I was exploring the control tower (now demolished) on the north western side of the airfield. Whilst inside I heard voices nearby. Going outside there was nobody to be seen and all was deserted. I wonder if you or anybody else has experienced strange incidents whilst exploring these old sites.
Keep up the splendid work.
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Memorial set into a wall of the post WW2 command room
Yorkshire. 1 Group HQ - RAF Bawtry Hall |
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| This plaque was dedicated by the Air Cadets at Bawtry, who until recently were housed in one (if not the only) last remaining buildings of RAF Bawtry Hall, The building was demolished during the early part of 2007 and a new HQ built. We still parade at this memorial on Remembrance Sunday and lay a wreath to the fallen pilots.
Any ex-servicemen who wish to join us on the parade are more than welcome. We depart our HQ at approximately 10:30 on the closest sunday to the 11th every year.
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Vickers Wellington II W5557 305 Sqn. Lindholme
Yorkshire. RAF Lindholme crash sites. |
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| I to have visited both the sites on hatfield moor w5557 305 polish sqn from what i have read first hit a farm house on hatfield moor killing three civilians ifound several 303 rounds dated 1942 & on the second crash site 1943 w5557 crashed in 1941 & The second plane was 1942 I would really like 2 find just which 2 planes these really are regards M Mcintyre |
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Gas Clothing Store, July 2007
Lincolnshire. RAF Wickenby |
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| Gas Clothing Store located well behind the main technical area of the station. Ian |
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Gas Clothing Store, July 2007
Lincolnshire. RAF Wickenby |
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| Gas Clothing store in a new season. IanR |
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Tech site MT sheds, July 2007
Lincolnshire. RAF Wickenby |
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| Nice to see the original paint work inside despite the fact it has faded over the years. Ian R |
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Gas Clothing Store, July 2007
Lincolnshire. RAF Wickenby |
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| Gas Clothing + Respirator store. Ian |
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Fuel compound remains, July 2007
Lincolnshire. RAF Wickenby |
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| Believe from aerial photograph that this was the site of the Bulk fuel installation located at the rear of the tech site and beyond the wooded area. Ian R |
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'Speech Broadcast ' building, July 2007
Lincolnshire. RAF Wickenby |
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| This was the 'Speech Broadcast ' building. Ian |
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Battle HQ sits on a piece of high ground, NE of airfield, near to the bomb fuzeing picket post
Staffordshire. RAF Hixon |
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| fascinating footage of pictures you've taken..(remains of RAFHixon airfield....whats the bomb fuzeing picket post....(the photo of the bunker on the hill)i'm taking a guess this is where they would arm or de-arm the bombs..was this underground and its the vent in case anything went wrong!!!!
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Original ops board, post ww2? Aug 2007
Yorkshire. RAF Elvington |
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| This ops board is post war when No.1 FTS used Elvington as an R.L.G. It depicts which of the skeleton staff from Linton was present on a particular day. I never did see this so I suspect it was located in the buildings located near the control tower where the duty fire and rescue crews operated from. I was responsible for all the radio equipment installed but there was no radar at Elvington only a CRDF that gave the bearing of aircraft relative to Elvington. |
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Building in the foreground looks to be the gas clothing + respirator store recognised by its narrow windows and in the background is the station's operations block
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| Building in the foreground looks to be the gas clothing + respirator store recognised by its narrow windows and in the background is the station's operations block |
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Granite control towers??
Cambridgeshire. RAF Steeple Morden |
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| i've seen granite used in control towers before, used as plinths above windows and doors !!.
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Final look at the memorials
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| what a memorial !, this is how it should be for every base in the u.k. fighter or bomber base, absolutely outstanding,
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Original expansion period control tower. Nov 2007
Lincolnshire. RAF Swinderby |
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| I was stationed at Swinderby most of 1957 working in the tower as an Ops. Clerk. At that time there were three (I think) squadrons of Vampires, one single seater Mark 5's (I Think) and two Mark 8's. There was I recall a unit of the Iraqi Air force stationed there for flying training. At that time we also used RAF Wigsley as a satelite.
Four years ago I came across your Old Airfields site when I was thinking of doing a project for the BA photography course I was doing. My tutor talked me out of that however I did find the research and visiting old sites interesting. |
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Original sign, still surviving in Nov 2007
Lincolnshire. RAF Swinderby |
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| the signage above the cinema is not the original.. the cinema was caled the Astra Cinema. and it was paintd above the entrance in 1970 - 73 the name station cinema was not painted until 1979. |
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Inscription
Yorkshire. Memorial at Balkholme |
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| Would you be intrested in some other photoes of the opening of the memorial, with the remaining 578 sqd vetrains & the Fenton cadets.
Also i have many photoes of the 500 lb GP bomb wich was found by myself
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| Phil, can't reply via the comments section. Please use the "leave a message" section on the website. Would love to see the photos by the way. |
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Balkhome memorial
Yorkshire. Memorial at Balkholme |
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| very moving, thankyou so much for your time in visiting this place and taking the pictures to show others who can't get there.
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Southeast of the airfield off the A10 can be found these dispersed site buildings
Norfolk. RAF Downham Market |
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| i served at R.A.F Marham, 1969-1975, and never knew this airfield existed.
My DAD was a W/OP with 405 sqdn R.C.A.F at Granston Lodge, i remember an incident he told me of, when a loded Halifax went in on take off, straight into the W.R.A.F block. he was one of a number sent there to sort the site out. |
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Guardhouse
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| I was stationed at Bircham Newton 1960/61 doing National Service..PBX Operator |
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Single sergeants mess
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| Hi
I think is originally was the Armoury.
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Decontamination centre - non wounded
Norfolk. RAF Bircham Newton |
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| Hi
This is a Decontamination Centre (unwounded), it has had its breastwork removed and doors/windows added later. it is possibly the same one as at West Raynham which has a drawing number of 6224/37
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USAF accomodation blocks
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| Your pictures are great, i remember all the buildings and my barracks building 785. If you need help in the building names let me know. Thanks for the memories. |
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Blast shelter
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| Would it be possible to arrange for class of students from Otley College to visit the Red Feather Club on friday afternoon 11/4/08
you can contact me via e-mail
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chris westgate
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'Flight offices' 4785/42
Lincolnshire. RAF Strubby revisited 2008 |
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| These Nissen huts look very much like 'Flight offices' 4785/42 Ian |
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'Flight offices' 4785/42 with Synthetic navigation building behind
Lincolnshire. RAF Strubby revisited 2008 |
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| The building in the background, above the Yellow/Blue boards is the 'Sythentic navigational trainer building recognisable by the flat end roof on the building. This roof originally had two astro dome on for the navigators to practise astro-shots with their Sextants. Ian |
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Dinghy store
Lincolnshire. RAF Strubby revisited 2008 |
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| This is the Dinghy store which was adjacent to the parachute store at Strubby. Ian |
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Blyborough memorial
Lincolnshire. Memorial at Blyborough |
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| I used to live in willoughton , the next village to blyborough, I never knew this plaque exsisted, I will look for it the next time I visit my mothers grave in Willoughton. |
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Tech site, Gas respirator and clothing store
Yorkshire. RAF Tholthorpe |
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| This building is the Gas respirator and clothing store. Recognisable from its narrow slotted windows with the far left window being the respirator store. Ian |
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Crew lockers +drying rooms
Lincolnshire. RAF Binbrook revisted |
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| This was part of the wartime cluster of Nissen huts that made up the Crew lockers +drying rooms. At 'Binny' there were two set of buildings. Ian |
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Crew lockers +drying rooms
Lincolnshire. RAF Binbrook revisted |
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| This collection of Nissen huts, there were two lots standing opposite each other, were in fact Crew Locker Drying rooms, much modified. There were two long buildings and a short one. This shorter one used to house the boiler room but they had beed demolished a long time back. These buildings had a fresh life in the filming of the Memphis Belle, repainted, they can be seen in the film for briefing the crew and then, them leaving for their operation. |
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Unknown
Lincolnshire. RAF Manby revisited |
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| View northeastwards of the rear of the Airman's dining hall block. |
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Original?
Lincolnshire. RAF Manby revisited |
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| The original 'MTGAS' pump behind the main stores was replaced in about 1966 with this more modern pump after an disagreement with a refuelling tanker. This too has suffered a similar fate after an attack by vandals. |
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Unknown
Lincolnshire. RAF Manby revisited |
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| Believed to be the remaining safety equipment hut, close to the rear of the main stores. |
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station workshops
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| I believe this collection of buildings to be the station workshops. Picket door on the left and two large doors for excess. The centre section was the office and passageway between the two workshops. Similar buildings at Goxhill and Holme-Spalding Moor. Ian |
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Various views of the tower, Watch Office for All Commands 12779/41, with medium front windows to 343/43
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| Hello
Just wondered if anyone could tell me who the present owners of the abandoned buldings with the grounds of the former RAF Tilstock
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Gas Clothing and Respirator store
Shropshire. RAF Peplow |
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| Another rear view of Gas Clothing store. Ian |
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Twin unit Link Trainer building on the left
Shropshire. RAF Peplow |
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| The photo shows the rear view of the Twin unit Link Trainer building on the L.H. side. Ian |
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Gas Clothing and Respirator store
Shropshire. RAF Peplow |
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| This is a rear view photo of the Gas Clothing and Respirator store, the respirators being stored in box shelving on the extreme right where the larger window is. Ian |
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Twin unit Link Trainer building on the left
Shropshire. RAF Peplow |
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| The building on the Left is a twin Link trainer unit with a boiler room attached, hope this helps. Ian |
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Behind the memorial - unknown
Yorkshire. RAF Thornaby |
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| This stone was actually found in another spot and put into this area for prosperity. It was one of the fuel dump markers I believe. |
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Memorial - various views
Lincolnshire. Memorial at Bicker |
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| Many thanks for these pics....my mother Jean Brackenbury aged 10 saw this a/c come down whilist playing with friends from the village of Bicker. There are still pieces of this a/c in Bicker peoples sheds to this day....mum had a piece of perspex from it for years. She often wondered why they left the crews remains in the field and why no-one put up a memorial. Jean died in 2006 but several of her friends remain in the area. |
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Former medical centre
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| Former Medical Centre |
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Much modified Night Flying Equipment (NFE) store
Nottinghamshire. RAF Newton Revisited |
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| This 'unknown building' was the N.F.E. much modified and yes it was used for us then ATC cadets, as the waiting room for AE flights. As i recalled there were no facilities in the buildings for refreshments other than just a waiting room with a few chairs and desk. Ian R |
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Much modified Night Flying Equipment (NFE) store
Nottinghamshire. RAF Newton Revisited |
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| Building 93 next Air Traffic was used by ATC cadets as a Crew Room during Air Experience Flying. |
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| Much modified Night Flying Equipment store building. Ian R |
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Motor Club, including workshop facilities and 2 offices for planning rallies etc.
Nottinghamshire. RAF Newton Revisited |
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| This building looks very similar to a type at RAF BInbrook and that was used as a Gym |
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parachute store
Nottinghamshire. RAF Newton Revisited |
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| Another view of the parachute store that has not been altered at all compared to the type at former station at RAF BInbrook |
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Believed to be a link trainer building
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| I am pretty sure this was origially the Link trainer building. Tink door are a modification. IanR |
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Barrack blocks
Nottinghamshire. RAF Newton Revisited |
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| I believe this block was used as the offices of HQ Air Cadets at the time, another was used by the RAF Police as offices |
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On the flying field side, is this original?
Leicestershire. RAF Desford |
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| I had occasion to visit the Caterpillar Logistics site this week, and saw a hydrant like this inside their fence, so perhaps it is an original feature. |
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Memorial plaque, Sept 2008
Lincolnshire. RAF Dunholme Lodge |
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| I am moved to see the memorial plaque to the crew of LM378. My father-in-law was Jim Neailey (I note that his name has been spelled incorrectly but most people struggle with the "i"!) the Flight Engineer who survived.
I am sorry to have to report that he died of a heart attack on 3rd December 1973 at the tragically early age of 49, he would have been 50 in 1974.
It is wonderful to see that he and his crew have been remembered. |
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This building was in 1963 the airmens mess, but it also features in the Dambusters Film as the briefing room and mess
Lincolnshire. RAF Scampton |
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| This building was in 1963 the airmens mess, but it also features in the Dambusters Film as the briefing room and mess. See film |
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| This was the airmans mess but was the ACTUAL briefing room to annouce the target. Yes was used in the film as advised by G/Capt, Whitworth |
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General view
Lincolnshire. RAF Scampton |
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Converted T2 on the right
Lincolnshire. RAF Scampton |
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| The converted T2 hangar on the right was built during the Cold war period around 1954 i think but in later days i.e. before closure, it was used by the MT section and use to collect transport buses and lorries from it |
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| Cant be sure about these, but there was building in the open area, near to the hangers, were something to do with Blue Steel I think in 1960`s. |
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This building formed part of the 'Blue Steel' complex
Lincolnshire. RAF Scampton |
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| This building formed part of the 'Blue Steel' complex. The actual Blue Steel handling building was demolished in 2004 due to structural failure, A T2 hangar was provide for maintenance and the building in the photo was the 'electronics' centre. Hope this helps.
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Operations block at rear of Station HQ
Lincolnshire. RAF Scampton |
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| The ops block when the V Force were at Scampton was on the side of the airfield, left corner.
This picture actually shows HQ, where I worked, and the current car park in the 1960`s was for motor cycles and cycles. opposite here was the station post office, and Gibson Block where were billited.
Brings back some good memories, and bad ones I may add. |
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Cross to Polish Airmen
Nottinghamshire. Memorials In Newark Cemetery |
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| Polish Heroes of World War II, Honor and service to Newark and the UK . They will not be Forgotten Polish Heroes of World War II. May they RIP
Friends of Newark Cemetery |
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Cross to Polish Airmen
Nottinghamshire. Memorials In Newark Cemetery |
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General Wladyslaw Sikorski, Prime Minister of the Polish Government during World War Two. He was buried at Newark Cemetery UK 16th July, 1943. Buried among his men for over 50 years, his body was finally returned to a free Poland on 14th September 1993.
Laurence goff
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General Wladyslaw Sikorski, Prime Minister of the Polish Government during World War Two. He was buried at Newark Cemetery UK 16th July, 1943. Buried among his men for over 50 years, his body was finally returned to a free Poland on 14th September 1993.
Friends of Newark Cemetery
laurencegoff@yahoo.co.uk |
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Cross to Polish Airmen - plaque inscription
Nottinghamshire. Memorials In Newark Cemetery |
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| During the Second World War there were a number of RAF stations within a few miles of Newark, from many of which operated squadrons of the Polish Air Force. A special plot was set aside in Newark Cemetery for RAF burials and this is now the war graves plot, where all but ten of the 90 Commonwealth and all of the 397 Polish burials were made. The cemetery also contains 49 scattered burials of the First World War. A memorial cross to the Polish airmen buried here was erected in the plot and unveiled in 1941 by President Raczkiewicz, ex-President of the Polish Republic and head of the war-time Polish Government in London, supported by General Sikorski, Commander in Chief of the Polish Forces and war-time Prime Minister. When both men subsequently died, General Sikorski (aged 62) in 1943 and President Raczkiewicz in 1947, they were buried at the foot of the Polish memorial. General Sikorski’s remains were returned to Poland in 1993, but there is still a memorial to him at Newark.
Friends of Newark Cemetery
laurencegoff@yahoo.co.uk
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Warsaw Air Bridge Memorial
Nottinghamshire. Memorials In Newark Cemetery |
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| During the 2nd Warld War there were a number of RAF stations within a few miles of Newark, from many of which operated squadrons of the Polish Air Force. A special plot was set aside in Newark Cemetery for RAF burials and this is now the war graves plot for all to see from people across the UK , Poland and the world.
You can see that 10 of the 90 Commonwealth and all of the 397 Polish tombstone were made posting there names. Newark Cemetery also contains 90 scattered around the Newark Cemetery UK who are also tombstones from the First World War. A Memorial Cross which is in Rememberance to the 397 Polish Airmen that are also buried.
On the last Sunday in September each year the Airbridge special Memorial near the Polish War Graves takes place from members across the UK and Poland come to this annual visit.
All Souls is also an event that is held on the last Sunday in October each year organised by the Polish Air Force Association. This takes place at 3pm from London Road car park of the Newark Cemetery with a parade of standards With the Newark Town Mayor with members of the UK and Polish supporters with hundreds parading to the large Memorial cross to the Polish and Commonwealth War Graves Section.
www.newarkcemeteryuk.wordpress.com
http://www.flickr.com/search/?w=all&q=newark+cemetery+uk&m=text
laurencegoff@yahoo.co.uk
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Memorial on the old court house
Yorkshire. Memorial At Aldborough |
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| Hi Noel - i'm trying to email you but your address doesn't seem to be working. Is there a number I can get you on please?
Regards
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