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Moreton-in-the-Marsh

The airfield is now used as the main training establishment for firefighters in the UK. To help with that the place is littered with test buildings, vehicles and even aircraft, all of which are used during training for various scenarios. Note the underlined X markings at each runway threshold, indicating that it's not a good idea to land on them due to the multiple obstructions!

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Looking north-east, 6 June 1998. © Nick Challoner. Thanks to Gary Cook for the flight.

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Looking north-east, 6 June 1998. © Nick Challoner. Thanks to Gary Cook for the flight.

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Looking north-east, 6 June 1998. © Nick Challoner. Thanks to Gary Cook for the flight.

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Looking east, 6 June 1998. © Nick Challoner. Thanks to Gary Cook for the flight.

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Looking south-west across the western corner, 6 June 1998. © Nick Challoner. Thanks to Gary Cook for the flight.

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The triangle between the three old runways, 6 June 1998. © Nick Challoner. Thanks to Gary Cook for the flight.

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Frying pan dispersals to the north of the airfield, 6 June 1998. © Nick Challoner. Thanks to Gary Cook for the flight.


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