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RAF Henlow


RAF Henlow is situated 5 miles north of Hitchin in Bedfordshire. It opened in May 1918 and during the second world war was homw to No. 13 Maintenance Unit who assembled Canadian built Hawker Hurricanes, which arrived in packing crates. The control tower was unique as it was constructed from Hawker Hurricane wooden spares crates, sadly it was demolished in 2006 after efforts to move it to a museum were unsucessful. TRAF Henlow is still active with RAF training units flying from the grass runways.

Squadrons stationed here during the Second World War.

  • No. 13 Maintenance Unit.




List of those who served at RAF Henlow during The Second World War




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