The Oakington site, now home to Northstowe, opened in July 1940 as a substantially built RAF bomber airfield. Various units and aircrafts resided there during the war and it was remembered as home ...

The airfield was built in the early 1940s and first acted as a satellite for nearby RAF Oakington during World War Two. It functioned as a recreational flying base for the Rural Flying Corps in ...

The airfield was built in the early 1940s and first acted as a satellite for nearby RAF Oakington during World War Two. It became a separate bomber station and by 1942 it was a bomber base.