US bases in the UK 2014

13 Mar 2014 13:44 #1 by carnaby
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Lakenheath was featured on 'The One Show' last night (with a mention of a possible closure). It was said to be the 'largest of the twelve US Air Force bases in the UK'.

And the other eleven are...

(Wiki gives a total of ten).

Plan A is always more effective when the problem you are working on understands that Plan B will involve the use of dynamite :twisted:

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13 Mar 2014 14:42 #2 by P Bellamy
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They were probably using out of date info and including Upwood in the twelve.
The remaining eleven are:

Alconbury
Barford St. John
Blenheim Crescent
Croughton
Fairford
Feltwell
Lakenheath
Menwith Hill
Mildenhall
Molesworth
Welford

Paul Bellamy

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13 Mar 2014 15:22 #3 by Psychopost
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Would Fylingdales count as a US base?

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13 Mar 2014 15:49 #4 by mawganmad
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Unsure on present status but the JMF 'TUB' at St Mawgan, though unmanned as such might still be operational remotely by the USN.

James Thomas

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13 Mar 2014 17:07 #5 by canberra
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Has the US Army port unit at Hythe in Hampshire closed?

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13 Mar 2014 17:14 #6 by Psychopost
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Has the US Army port unit at Hythe in Hampshire closed?

I think that closed at the end of 2006

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13 Mar 2014 17:39 #7 by REF
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Is there not a US Military presence at Prestwick too?

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13 Mar 2014 17:54 #8 by carnaby
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...the twelve US Air Force bases in the UK'.

I guess I should have put this in the title.

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