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BLYTON: Military aerodrome

Blyton in July 2015
Blyton in July 2015

Note. Picture by the author. 

Military user: WW2: RAF Bomber Command         7 Group

199 Sqdn (Short Stirlings)

1662 HCU (Handley Page Halifaxs, later Avro Lancasters)



 

Location: E of A159, N of B1205, NE of Blyton, 5nm NE of Gainsborough, 15nm NNW of Lincoln

Period of operation: 1942 to 1954

 

Runways: 03/21   1828x46   hard           09/27   1280x46   hard
                14/32   1280x46   hard
 

NOTES: Yet another barely remembered WW2 airfield? It is perhaps rather difficult to envisage the scale of flying operations especially during the latter stages of WW2 when in 1944 something like a thousand flying sites were in regular use in the UK. 653 sites being Air Ministry official operational airfields.

 

 

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