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Training camp with woods and obstacle course in Lincolnshire
10 Apr 12
MOD Film Locations East Midlands Region Showcase
3 Nov 11
This large site has the appearance of an Eastern European base with surrounding barbed wire fences and an on-site bomb shelter. There are numerous buildings, huts, hangars and open grass areas
10 Apr 12
1930s base with a mix of traditional and modern buildings, control tower, hard standings, open grass areas and 1.5 mile long runway
10 Apr 12
RAF College built in 1933 in the style of Wren with a mix of modern and dated accommodation, large grass airfield, a wartime and modern Officers' Mess, large range of sports facilities including playing fields with spectator stands, small golf course, riding stables, horse jumps, modern astro-turf pitches, a rugby and a cricket pitch with a modern pavilion. Extensive training facilities, particularly in the surrounding woodland, including an assault course
10 Apr 12
RAF College built in 1933 in the style of Wren with a mix of modern and dated accommodation, large grass airfield, a wartime and modern Officers' Mess, large range of sports facilities including playing fields with spectator stands, small golf course, riding stables, horse jumps, modern astro-turf pitches, a rugby and a cricket pitch with a modern pavilion. Extensive training facilities, particularly in the surrounding woodland, including an assault course
10 Apr 12
The site was the base for the WW2 Dambuster raids. Large numbers of disused accommodation blocks, a disused Officers' Mess (the original mess as featured in the 'Dambusters' film), a 10,000 foot runway (one of the largest in Britain), barrack blocks (including one used in the Dambusters film that was the actual building used in briefing the Dambusters mission), many with the wartime camouflage still visible. There are 4 hangars including the actual 617 Dambusters hangar.
10 Apr 12