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Plouigneau
Crash site
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Plymouth
Military site : non-airfield
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Podington
Military site : airfield
Built originally to accommodate two RAF bomber squadrons, the first USAAF unit to occupy the base was the 15th Bomb Squadron in September 1942. Podington was then used as a satellite for nearby Chelveston. Work to lengthen the runways, although this... -
Poix-en-Picardie
Military site : airfield
Poix-en-Picardie was used by the 314th Troop Carrier Group from February and October 1945. From Poix, the 314th released gliders carrying troops and equipment to the Wesel area on 24 March 1945 when the Allies launched the airborne assault across the... -
Polebrook
Military site : airfield
Polebrook was laid down for RAF Bomber Command use in 1940-1941. Built by George Wimpey and Co. Ltd, it had short runways which were lengthened for USAAF heavy bomber use. The RAF used the base for operational trials - including of B-17 Flying... -
Politz
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Poltava
Military site : airfield
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Pomigliano
Military site : airfield
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Pompeii Airfield
Military site : airfield
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Ponte Galeria
Military site : airfield
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Ponte Olivo
Military site : airfield
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Pontedera, Italy
Military site : airfield
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Pontoise
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Pontorson
Military site : airfield
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Popham
Military site : non-airfield
Signal, engineering and other support units were based here. Exact location unknown.. -
Poretta
Military site : airfield
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Portreath
Military site : airfield
Built during 1940-41 as an RAF fighter station, Portreath was unusual in having straightaway four tarmac-surface hard runways, with double blast pens dispersed around the perimeter track. After wartime development, it eventually had four T2 and four... -
Potters Hill
Military site : non-airfield
Possible location - in the Potter Hill area of High Green to the north of Sheffield. -
Pound Corner Memorial, Wangford
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Poynton
Military site : non-airfield
The site is to the south of Poynton village, adjacent to Woodford Aerodrome. Currently the Adlington Industrial Estate. -
Prescott National Cemetary
Cemetery
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Presque Isle Army Airfield
Military site : airfield
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Preston
Military site : non-airfield
An Air Service Command base. Exact location unknown. -
Prestwick
Military site : airfield
Opened as civil Prestwick Airport with a grass airfield in 1936, it was also an RAF training, fighter and Coastal Command base during 1936 to 1941. Scottish Aviation established an assembly and maintenance facility there in 1938, developed during the... -
Prosnes
Military site : airfield
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Pyote Army Airfield
Military site : airfield
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Péronne
Military site : airfield
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Quesnoy sur Deûle - Chemin du robinet
Crash site
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RAF Gambut
Military site : airfield
Gambut was constructed and used by the Regia Aeronautica in 1939. It was captured by Axis forces in June 1941, and used as a Luftwaffe base until it was taken by the New Zealand Infantry Brigade in November 1941. It was designated RAF Gambut, and... -
Rackheath
Military site : airfield
First allocated to the Eighth Air Force as a bomber base in August 1942, Rackheath was then earmarked as a fighter base but, because of delay in construction, was never used as such. Built during 1943, the station had three concrete runways, 50 loop... -
Rackheath Holy Trinity Church
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Rackheath Industrial Estate Memorials
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Rainbow Corner, London
Military site : non-airfield
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Ramitelli
Military site : airfield
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Ramsbury
Military site : airfield
Planned as an RAF operational training station, Ramsbury was allocated while under construction to the Eighth Air Force as a transport base. Built during 1942, it had eventually three concrete runways, 28 pan and 24 loop hardstandings, and two T2... -
Rapid City Army Air Base
Military site : airfield
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Rattlesden
Military site : airfield
Built for the Eighth Air Force in 1942, Rattlesden had three concrete runways, 50 hardstandings and two dispersed T2 hangars. Intended to be a twin-engine B-26 bomber base, it was originally a satellite for nearby Rougham, and first occupied from... -
Rattlesden Gliding Club
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Rattlesden Memorial
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Raydon
Military site : airfield
Although never used as such, Raydon was built during 1942-43 as an Eighth Air Force bomber base, with three concrete runways, 50 loop and one pan hardstandings, and two dispersed T2 hangars. Initially on loan to the Ninth Air Force, it was first... -
Raydon Airfield Memorial
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Reczyn, Poland
Crash site
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Red Feather Club Museum
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Redgrave Park
Military site : non-airfield
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Redlingfield Memorial
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Reedham War Memorial
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Reims / Champagne
Military site : airfield
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Remeham
Military site : non-airfield
Home of 19th Air Support Command. -
Rennes
Military site : airfield
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Rhenen
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