Former_Stravithie_airfield_watch_office_-_geograph.org.uk_-_115002.jpg
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Former Stravithie airfield watch office. This dilapidated building (and a tractor shed next to it) are all that is left to mark where, from 1941 till 1945, a RAF satellite landing ground was in use. Hurricanes, Wellingtons and even four-engine bombers like Halifaxes once landed and took off from the relatively small field behind and to the left of this building.
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| Source | From geograph.org.uk |
| Author | James Allan |
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James Allan
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