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RAF Innsworth (248 bytes)
1: '''RAF Innsworth''' is a non-flying [[Royal Air Force]] station, n...
4: [[Category:Gloucestershire|Innsworth]]
5: [[Category:Royal Air Force stations|Innsworth]]

RAF (460 bytes)
1: '''RAF''' is an abbreviation for
9: ''RAF'' is also an Italian musician of the [[1980s]].
15: [[de:RAF]]
16: [[it:RAF]]
17: [[sl:RAF]]

RAF Elvington (786 bytes)
1: '''RAF Elvington''' was the only [[airfield]] in the [[U...
3: ...ire Air Museum which has many varied and rare aircraft and exhibits, including the only complete Halifa...
5: ...ates modern [[military aircraft]] and classic aircraft as well as displays by the [[Red Arrows]] and th...

No. IV Squadron RAF (1253 bytes)
4: |colspan="3" align="center"| [[Image:4 Squadron RAF.jpg|200px|4 Squadron badge]]
10: |'''Aircraft Operated'''||colspan="2"|[[Harrier GR7]]
12: |'''Home Station'''||colspan="2"|[[RAF Cottesmore]]
25: ...erates the [[AV-8 Harrier II|Harrier GR7]] from [[RAF Cottesmore]].
29: == Previous Aircraft Operated ==

RAF Fylingdales (1258 bytes)
1: '''RAF Fylingdales''' is a [[Royal Air Force]] [[radar]]...
9: ...ered/fylingdales/index.shtml The BBC looks inside RAF Fylingdales]

No. 3 Squadron RAF (4612 bytes)
4: |colspan="3" align="center"| [[Image:3 Squadron RAF.jpg|200px|3 Squadron badge]]
10: |'''Aircraft Operated'''||colspan="2"|[[Harrier GR7]]
12: |'''Home Station'''||colspan="2"|[[RAF Cottesmore]]
25: ...l Air Force]] operates the [[Harrier GR7]] from [[RAF Cottesmore]], [[Rutland]].
29: ... in the recconaisance role using a variety of aircraft types. Later, with the introduciton of [[Sopwit...

RAF Dishforth (787 bytes)
1: ...ef Landing Ground for [[RAF Linton-on-Ouse]]. The RAFGSA Cleveland Gliding Club operates from there.
3: ...t aircrew to the [[Douglas Dakota]] transport aircraft.

Pathfinder (RAF) (1036 bytes)
3: ...[[Royal Air Force]] were [[elite]] squadrons of [[RAF Bomber Command]] during [[World War II]].
5: ...rticular use of the [[De Havilland Mosquito]] aircraft.

RAF Cosford (1185 bytes)
1: ... centre of ground training, shortly to become the RAF's largest ground training centre.
3: ...chool; the Defence School of Photography; and the RAF School of Physical Training. Flying units include...
5: ...unique collection of research and development aircraft, along with collections of missiles and airliner...
8: *[http://www.raf.mod.uk/cosford/ Official Cosford site]

RAF Buchan (887 bytes)
1: '''RAF Buchan''' is a [[Royal Air Force]] station near [...
3: ... head will continue to be operated near the site. RAF Buchan is currently the parent station for two re...
6: ...az/features/featuredetails3865.html Gazetteer for RAF Buchan]
7: ...tp://www.raf.mod.uk/stations/ukadge.html Official RAF website]

RAF Brampton (513 bytes)
1: '''RAF Brampton''' is a [[Royal Air Force]] station near...
3: ...vely Brampton is now part of the combined base '''RAF Brampton Wyton Henlow'''. The JARIC produces inte...

RAF Boulmer (1072 bytes)
1: '''RAF Boulmer''' is a [[Royal Air Force]] station near ...
3: ...ert German attacks from nearby RAF bases. In 1943 RAF pilots began using the dummy airfield as a relief...
5: ...90 the RAF School of Fighter Control was moved to RAF Boulmer.
7: ...h the majority of its functions transferring to [[RAF Scampton]].
12: *[http://www.rafboulmer.co.uk/index.htm RAF Boulmer home page]

RAF Henlow (943 bytes)
1: '''RAF Henlow''' is a [[Royal Air Force]] station near [...
3: It houses the Centre of Aviation Medicine and the RAF Signals museum.
5: ...ped to [[Malta]]. After the war Henlow became the RAF Signals Engineering Establishment, but was reduce...
7: ...ely RAF Henlow is now part of a combined base, '''RAF Brampton Wyton Henlow'''.
11: *[http://www.rafcaa.org.uk/admin/henlow.htm Henlow history]

RAF Holbeach (554 bytes)
1: '''RAF Holbeach''' is a [[Royal Air Force]] bombing rang...
3: ...ge provides facilities for RAF and other NATO aircraft to practice dropping bombs and firing their cann...

RAF Nordhorn (569 bytes)
1: '''RAF Nordhorn''' is a bombing and gunnery range in [[G...
3: ...man]] [[Luftwaffe]] in March [[2001]], though the RAF retains a presence. During the cold war, the dai...

RAF Neatishead (454 bytes)
1: '''RAF Neatishead''' is a [[Royal Air Force]] radar stat...

RAF Mona (512 bytes)
1: ...s primarily used as a relief landing ground for [[RAF Valley]].
5: ...s used for circuit practice by [[BAE Hawk]]s from RAF Valley. A civlian flying club operates out of the...

No. 42 Squadron RAF (2006 bytes)
4: |colspan="3" align="center"| [[Image:42 Squadron RAF.jpg|200px|42 Squadron badge]] <br>''Squadron badg...
10: |'''Aircraft Operated'''||colspan="2"|[[BAe Nimrod|Nimrod MR ...
12: |'''Home Station'''||colspan="2"|[[RAF Kinloss]]
24: ...erating the [[BAe Nimrod|Nimrod MR2]], based at [[RAF Kinloss]], [[Moray]].
27: Formed from crews of [[No. 19 Squadron RAF|19 Squadron]] at Filton in 1916, '''42 Squadron''...

No. 39 Squadron RAF (1591 bytes)
4: |colspan="3" align="center"| [[Image:39 Squadron RAF.jpg|200px|39 Squadron badge]] <br>''Squadron badg...
10: |'''Aircraft Operated'''||colspan="2"|[[English Electric Canb...
12: |'''Home Station'''||colspan="2"|[[RAF Marham]]
25: ...[[English Electric Canberra|Canberra PR9]] from [[RAF Marham]], [[Norfolk]].
33: *[[List of Royal Air Force aircraft squadrons]]

RAF Leconfield (1615 bytes)
1: '''RAF Leconfield''' was a [[Royal Air Force]] station n...
3: ... Command]] and the Spitfires of [[No. 72 Squadron RAF|72 squadron]] arrived from Church Fenton. During ...
5: ... Sycamore]] [[helicopter]]s of [[No. 275 Squadron RAF|275 Squadron]] arrived there in [[1957]]. At one ...
11: ...[[helicopter]]s of 'E' Flight, [[No. 202 Squadron RAF|202 Sqn]] are based here in the [[Search and Resc...

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