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Langar
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2001
(© Robert Truman)
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Langar
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Airfield Today:
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Agriculture,
industry, parachuting
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Tower Type:
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Watch Office with Ops
Room for Bomber Satellite Stations, 15898/40, 7344/41, 13079/41
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Tower:
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Now
HQ of British Parachute School based at Langar
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Other
Buildings:
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Many,
including technical site, hangars, runways and Avro factory
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History:
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AV Roe workshops here to west of airfield, opened September 1942 repairing and testing Lancasters. 09/42 to 10/43, only operational RAF unit 207 Sqn with Lancasters, moved to Spilsby. Station then used for Horsa glider storage. |
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RAF
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2001
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RAF and 9th USAAF
Station
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Airfield:
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Operational
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Opened:
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9/1942
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Closed:
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1963
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Pundit Code:
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LA
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USAAF Station:
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490
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Runways:
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3x - concrete, tarmac
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Hangars:
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2x - T2
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County:
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Nottinghamshire
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Location:
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9 miles SE of Nottingham
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OS Ref:
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SK740335
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Links:
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©:
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All
photographs copyright ©
as stated
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RAF
Langar airfield
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RAF
Langar airfield + control tower = www.controltowers.co.uk © robert
truman 2002
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