During World War Two Attingham Park was the site of an RAF airfield, which was built over existing smallholdings. It began life as an RAF fighter station but during 1942 it was handed over to the USAAF when it was used as a training station for American fighter pilots. It closed in the Autumn of 1946. It is little more than a concrete road these days but the national trust have provided information boards that show pictures of what it looked like.

Stephen

September 29, 2022

There's a small bit of remains and a road but a nice walk

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Location: Wroxeter And Uppington, West Midlands Region, England, United Kingdom

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