EAW006857 ENGLAND (1947). RAF Kemble, Crudwell, 1947

PILLBOX (PENTAGON): e34361

SECTION POST: S0012306

GUN TESTING BUTTS: e11093

SECTION POST: S0012304

AIRFIELD: e10926

Now demolished 2020

Now unfortunately demolished in 2020.

Three Avro Lancasters

DH Tiger Moth

Control tower

25+ Avro Lancasters

Avro Lancaster

Avro Lancaster

Wellington about to land (notice shadow on ground)

A hangar RAF Kemble which is now Cotswold Airport, Kemble, 23/08/2014

A hangar RAF Kemble which is now Cotswold Airport, Kemble, 23/08/2014

A hangar RAF Kemble which is now Cotswold Airport, Kemble, 23/08/2014

Towards the Water Tower RAF Kemble which is now Cotswold Airport, Kemble, 23/08/2014

Guardroom, RAF Kemble which is now Cotswold Airport, Kemble, 23/08/2014

From the A429 looking west, Kemble, 25/07/2014

GWR Kemble to Swindon line.

Fosse Way - no, seriously, look it up on Google Earth. Kemble is the easiest airfield in Britain to find, as long as you know whether you're north or south of it. Anywhere from Lincoln to Exeter (although it's a bit more fiddly just south of Bath), fly due east or west until you pick up the Fosse Way (it's difficult to miss from the air). If you reach the sea, you've started in the wrong direction, so turn around and fly the reciprocal. Once you've found it, fly along it north east (if south) or south west if north of the field) until you find Kemble. Try it on FSX or Google Maps.

Type 27 Airfield Defence Pillbox

WWII Seagull Trench.

WWII Seagull Trench.

WWII Seagull Trench.

WWII Seagull Trench.

Course of the Roman Fosse Way

Culkerton Down Wood

The Great Western's Kemble-Tetbury branch line