RAF Acklington

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RAF Acklington was a Royal Air Force station in Northumberland, England, that served as a key fighter base, particularly during the Second World War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Royal Air Force station
airDefenceRole fighter interception base
protection of North-East England
airfieldType military airfield
associatedWith Battle of Britain era air defence system
conflict World War II
surface form: Second World War
controlledBy Air Ministry NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
garrison fighter squadrons
training units
geographicRegion North East England NERFINISHED
hasCategory Defunct airports in England
Military history of Northumberland
Royal Air Force stations in Northumberland
Royal Air Force stations of World War II
hasHeritage site of former RAF station
historicalEra 20th century
infrastructure domestic site
hangars
runways
technical buildings
locatedIn England
Northumberland
locatedNear Acklington, Northumberland NERFINISHED
locatedOn island of Great Britain NERFINISHED
location Northumberland, England NERFINISHED
militaryBranch air force
notableFunction defence of industrial targets in North-East England
defence of shipping in the North Sea
notablePeriod Second World War NERFINISHED
operatedBy Royal Air Force
partOf RAF Fighter Command NERFINISHED
United Kingdom air defence network NERFINISHED
regionServed North-East England NERFINISHED
Tyneside NERFINISHED
industrial areas of North-East England
roleDuringWorldWarII key fighter base
runwaySurface concrete
tarmac
serviceBranch Royal Air Force NERFINISHED
status closed
usedBy RAF Fighter Command NERFINISHED
RAF Training Command NERFINISHED
usedFor air defence
fighter operations
training

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No. 141 Squadron RAF garrison RAF Acklington