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MILDENHALL |
County |
Pundit Code | |||||
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Suffolk |
MI | ||||||
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General Information |
Facilities | ||||||
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Opened |
16 October 1934 |
Runways |
3 Concrete | ||||
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Closed |
Currently in use by the Royal Air Force |
Hangers |
3 – Type C, 2 – Type A, 2 – Type T2 | ||||
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Elevation |
15 |
feet |
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Contractor |
Various |
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Squadrons and Units | |||||||
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Sqn/Unit |
Group |
From |
To |
Aircraft | |||
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149 Sqn |
3 GP |
12/04/37 |
06/04/42 |
Wellington I, II, Stirling I | |||
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419 Sqn |
3 GP |
15/12/41 |
13/08/42 |
Wellington I, III | |||
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115 Sqn |
3 GP |
24/09/42 |
08/11/42 |
Wellington III | |||
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15 Sqn |
3 GP |
14/04/43 |
19/08/46 |
Stirling III, Lancaster I, III | |||
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622 Sqn |
3 GP |
10/08/43 |
15/08/45 |
Stirling III, Lancaster I, III | |||
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Points of Interest | |||||||
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Opened with full station status 16 October 1934 | |||||||
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Became No. 32 Base headquarters December 1942 | |||||||
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Harry Watt’s film “Target For Tonight” made here during 1941 by Crown Film Unit featuring Wellington’s and crew of 149 Sqn | |||||||
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Station Memorial | |||||||
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Unknown | |||||||