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この旧 RAF 基地のリストには、かつてイギリス空軍が使用していた基地、飛行場、管理本部のほとんどが含まれています。これらは、運用期間中に適切であった旧郡名または旧国名でリストされています。
1991年、イギリス空軍はいくつかの軍事緊急転換飛行場（MEDA）を保有していた。イギリス空軍キンロス、リーミング、ヴァレー、ワディントン、ワティシャム、リンハムは1991年3月1日をもってその役割を終え、ブリーズ・ノートン、マンストン、ルーチャーズ、セント・モーガンがその役割を引き継いだ。[1]
イギリス諸島
チェーンホーム、チェーンホームロー、チェーンホームエクストラロー、ローター、トロポスキャッターステーション
注:チェーン ホーム ローサイトの一部は、大型のチェーン ホーム レーダーと同じ場所に設置されていました。チェーン ホーム エクストラ ロー機器は、「チェーン ホーム」および「チェーン ホーム ロー」と同じ場所に設置されていたほか、別の場所にもありましたが、通常は移動式機器が設置されており、それほど恒久的なものではありません。
ROTORは既存のレーダー施設から作られた戦後のレーダー傍受システムでした。[19]
NARS（北大西洋無線システム）は、米国の遠距離早期警戒システムの対流圏散乱通信ネットワークを拡張したものです。
ACE High はNATOに長距離通信を提供しました。
Overseas
Europe
During the First World War (1914–1918), and for a short period afterwards, there were at least 250 recognised airfields in France that the Royal Flying Corps, Royal Naval Air Service, and Royal Air Force used at various times.[74]
Rest of the world
Overseas Royal Flying Corps (WWI) and British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (WWII) airfields
See also
- Advanced Landing Ground – a type of semi-permanent bases in Kent, France, Belgium, Netherlands and occupied Germany
- Air Ministry Experimental Station
- Chain Home – radar defence system developed during the Second World War
- Class A airfield – airfields constructed to Air Ministry specifications during the Second World War
- List of Battle of Britain airfields
- List of North African airfields during World War II
- List of Royal Air Force Satellite Landing Grounds
- List of V Bomber dispersal bases
Notes
- ^ Berkshire 1932–1974
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