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  1. Catania Airfield

    Catania Airfield

    Military site : airfield

  2. Cawston

    Cawston

    Crash site

  3. Celone

    Celone

    Military site : airfield

  4. Chalgrove

    Chalgrove

    Military site : airfield
    Chalgrove was built as a USAAF transport or observation unit base in 1943-44. Several reconnaissance units operated from the airfield, including the Ninth Air Force's 10th Photographic Group and 423rd Night Fighter Squadron (later 155th Reconnaissance...

  5. Chapel Row

    Chapel Row

    Military site : non-airfield
    Home of 306 Fighter Control Sq, XXIX Tac Air Command. Exact location unknown

  6. Charborough Park

    Charborough Park

    Military site : non-airfield
    Home to a Quartermaster unit. Appears to be the grounds of Charborough House and deer park; county boundary change to Dorset in 1970s. Exact location unknown.

  7. Charleroi

    Charleroi

    Military site : airfield

  8. Charles Gumm Memorial Bench, Nayland

    Charles Gumm Memorial Bench, Nayland

    Other location

  9. Charmy Down

    Charmy Down

    Military site : airfield
    Charmy Down was built for the RAF in 1940, and used by the Ninth Air Force from 1943 - initially as a maintenance and servicing airfield, then as a base for operating A-20 Havoc night fighters of the 422nd, 423rd and 425th Night Fighter Squadrons 1944...

  10. Chartres

    Chartres

    Military site : airfield

  11. Chateaudun

    Chateaudun

    Military site : airfield

  12. Chateaudun, France

    Chateaudun, France

    Other location

  13. Chateaudun-du-Rhumel

    Chateaudun-du-Rhumel

    Military site : airfield

  14. Cheddington

    Cheddington

    Military site : airfield
    The main runway at Cheddington fell short of the required 2,000 yards for a class A airfield and it was originally used as a satellite for groups at Bovingdon nearby. Between October 1942 and the end of war in Europe it was used as a Combat Crew...

  15. Chedworth

    Chedworth

    Military site : airfield
    Chedworth was built as a satellite for RAF Aston Down in 1941-42, and was home to several USAAF lodger units in 1944. After the Second World War it was used as a Royal Navy storage depot, an RAF Landing Ground 1960s-70s, and was home to a civil gliding...

  16. Chelveston

    Chelveston

    Military site : airfield
    Chelveston was adapted and expanded in preparation for the arrival of American forces. Rather than heavy bombers, the first aircraft to fly from its runways were C-47 Skytrains that were flown by the 60th Troop Carrier Group in July 1942. The first...

  17. Chelveston Memorial

    Chelveston Memorial

    Other location

  18. Chetwynd Court, Kings Lane, Cambridge

    Chetwynd Court, Kings Lane, Cambridge

    Military site : non-airfield
    One of the American Red Cross Clubs in Cambridge, Chetwynd Court Officers' Club provided beds, breakfast, lunches, dinners, snacks, showers, information and lounges for American Servicemen.

  19. Cheyenne Army Airfield

    Cheyenne Army Airfield

    Military site : airfield

  20. Chievres

    Chievres

    Military site : airfield

  21. Chilbolton

    Chilbolton

    Military site : airfield
    Planned as a grass airfield Relief Landing Ground for RAF Middle Wallop, Chilbolton was used as a fighter and Army Co-operation base during 1940-42. Enlarged and upgraded with a tarmac-surface hard perimeter track, some double blast pens and other...

  22. Chipelle

    Chipelle

    Military site : airfield

  23. Chippenham

    Chippenham

    Military site : non-airfield

  24. Chipping Ongar

    Chipping Ongar

    Military site : airfield
    The air base was constructed by the 831st Engineer Battalion (Aviation) in late August 1942. The 387th Bomb Group were the only American group to be based there, flying B-26 Marauders in strategic missions over France, first for the Eighth and then for...

  25. Chiseldon

    Chiseldon

    Military site : non-airfield
    Up to and including the war-time period the village name was Chisledon. Consisted of a large camp/garrison including a hospital at Wroughton. Chiseldon Camp Halt is on the now dismantled Midland and South Western Junction Railway. Exact location unknown.

  26. Chorley

    Chorley

    Military site : non-airfield
    Washington Hall was part of the huge Replacement Control Depot network for processing troops newly arrived in England from ports such as Liverpool, prior to their being assigned a unit and had a similar function to the camps at Stone, Staffordshire.

  27. Chrishall

    Chrishall

    Military site : non-airfield
    On the Cambridgeshire/Essex border immediately to the west of Duxford 357. This site was used as accommodation and comprised Nissen huts, ablution block, latrines and mess hall, some of which remain today. One of the last non-airfield sites to be...

  28. Christchurch

    Christchurch

    Military site : airfield
    The original Christchurch Airport operated from 1935-39, and the airfield was used by the RAF from 1939 to 1941. It was the site of the Airspeed Aircraft factiry from 1940 to 51. Christchurch was developed for USAAF use in 1943, and the Ninth Air Force...

  29. Church Street, Old Catton

    Church Street, Old Catton

    Crash site

  30. Church of St Mary the Virgin

    Church of St Mary the Virgin

    Other location

  31. City of Norwich Aviation Museum

    City of Norwich Aviation Museum

    Other location

  32. Clacton-on-Sea

    Clacton-on-Sea

    Military site : non-airfield

  33. Clanfield

    Clanfield

    Military site : non-airfield

  34. Clastres

    Clastres

    Military site : airfield

  35. Cluntoe

    Cluntoe

    Military site : airfield
    Cluntoe was built for the RAF in 1940-42, before being handed obver to the Eighth Air Force. It was used as a Combat Crew Replacement Centre for the training of crews, and was also home to the 311th Ferrying Squadron. It was closed after being handed...

  36. Cognac, France

    Cognac, France

    Crash site

  37. Cokethorpe

    Cokethorpe

    Military site : non-airfield
    Cokethorpe House was built in 1709 for the Harcourt family. There was a tented camp in the Park grounds. The mansion at Cokethorpe Park has become the independent Cokethorpe School. Exact location unknown.

  38. Colchester

    Colchester

    Other location

  39. Cold Norton

    Cold Norton

    Military site : airfield
    Along with Southminster a satellite station of Maldon and one of a list of 75 airfield sites for consideration by the 8th Air Force in July 1942. All three proposed sites had been requisitioned and surveyed but it was decided to defer construction...

  40. Coleby Grange

    Coleby Grange

    Military site : airfield
    RAF Coleby Grange is located between the villages of Coleby and Nocton Green on open heathland; used variously by UK, Canadian, US and Polish forces, and in particular by the USAAF around the period of the D-Day landings. Many US servicemen are buried...

  41. Coleford

    Coleford

    Military site : non-airfield

  42. Colerne

    Colerne

    Military site : airfield
    Built in 1940 as an RAF Fighter Station, with US fighters based here in late 1942.

  43. Coltishall

    Coltishall

    Military site : airfield
    Allocated to the USAAF but not used.

  44. Coltishall

    Coltishall

    Crash site

  45. Columbus Army Flying School

    Columbus Army Flying School

    Military site : airfield

  46. Concordia-Vega Refinery (White II)

    Concordia-Vega Refinery (White II)

    Crash site

  47. Coney Weston, Knettishall Memorial

    Coney Weston, Knettishall Memorial

    Other location

  48. Coney Weston, Village Sign

    Coney Weston, Village Sign

    Other location

  49. Conflans

    Conflans

    Military site : airfield

  50. Conington village

    Conington village

    Other location