RAF Bovingdon

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RAF Bovingdon was a Royal Air Force station in Hertfordshire, England, notable as a World War II airfield used by both the RAF and the United States Army Air Forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Royal Air Force station
assignedTo Eighth Air Force NERFINISHED
USAAF VIII Air Support Command NERFINISHED
builtFor Royal Air Force NERFINISHED
closedAsRAFStation 1969
constructionStart 1941
country United Kingdom
currentUse Bovingdon Market NERFINISHED
HM Prison The Mount NERFINISHED
film studios
elevation about 160 metres above sea level
featuredIn 633 Squadron NERFINISHED
Battle of Britain (film) NERFINISHED
Hanover Street NERFINISHED
Mosquito Squadron NERFINISHED
The War Lover NERFINISHED
gridReference TL000030 (approximate)
hasRunwayConfiguration three-runway triangular layout
hostedUnit 1st Combat Crew Replacement Center Group NERFINISHED
325th Bombardment Squadron NERFINISHED
92nd Bombardment Group NERFINISHED
USAAF Headquarters VIII Air Support Command NERFINISHED
locatedIn Bovingdon NERFINISHED
locatedNear Hemel Hempstead NERFINISHED
location England
Hertfordshire NERFINISHED
nearCity London NERFINISHED
notableFor use as a location in war films
use by USAAF during World War II
opened 1942
operatedBy Royal Air Force
partlyDemolished 1970s
postwarUse USAF transport base
civil aviation
film and television location
region East of England
runwaySurface concrete
USAAFStationNumber 112
usedAs civilian aerodrome
overflow airfield for London Heathrow
usedBy Royal Air Force
United States Air Force
United States Army Air Forces NERFINISHED
usedDuringConflict Second World War NERFINISHED
wartimeRole bomber airfield
training base
transport airfield

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Bovingdon airfieldName RAF Bovingdon
The War Lover filmingLocation RAF Bovingdon