British Military Airfield Architecture - Paul Francis

12 Jul 2019 12:29 #141 by John Anderson
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Another one - Pyrotechnic Stores x 2 5609/37 Bramcote

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13 Jul 2019 07:21 #142 by PETERTHEEATER
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PAUL- Re my post on MT Petrol 12275/41 (below)

Having just be through the remainder of my RSPs I realise that I have made an error.

You queried 12275/41. The airfields I have quoted have 12775/41. However, this number appears frequently against MT structures and makes me wonder if your number is a typo. I obviously saw what |I wanted to see!

If you are happy that your number is correct then I apologise and withdraw my response.
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13 Jul 2019 19:14 #143 by Paul Francis
Yes Peter the number is correct and when I reviewed the text last week I thought exactly as you and assumed it was an error, but its correct.

You can tell a builder from an archaeologist by the size of his trowel. Mine is a small one!

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14 Jul 2019 09:46 #144 by PETERTHEEATER
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OK my apology. I shall go through my RSPs again for that one item 12275/41. My recent cataract op was not as successful as I thought LOL

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15 Jul 2019 04:06 #145 by PETERTHEEATER
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I have double checked my RSP collection but have not found an example of 12275/41

I did, however. note that an RSP for Linley Caverns (failed munitions store) is numbered 12225/41!

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16 Jul 2019 06:49 #146 by PETERTHEEATER
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I found some mis-filed digitised RSP extracts on my PC and they show:

HE Fuzing Point 1936/43 BROADWELL

IBS 1932/43 BROADWELL

Lube Oil Inst 11270/40 SILVERSTONE

Workshops 2423/43 TEMPSFORD

Maint. Block 12784/41 SILVERSTONE (Type A, B and C Nissen)

Armoury 12781/41 SILVERSTONE

Gas Def Centre 12408/41 SILVERSTONE

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22 Jul 2019 13:21 #147 by carnaby
If anyone has RSPs for the ALGs could they look for: Air Ministry SAA and Pyrotechnic Stores (Igloo) 2677/43

please. TIA

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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22 Jul 2019 13:42 #148 by Paul Francis
Appledram, lashenden, Dreamland, bognor

You can tell a builder from an archaeologist by the size of his trowel. Mine is a small one!

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22 Jul 2019 14:52 #149 by Peter Kirk

Appledram, lashenden, Dreamland, bognor


Mobile phone eh?

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22 Jul 2019 15:04 #150 by Peter Kirk
Lymington has three labelled 2677/43 two as SSA Stores and one as Pyro Stores. There also seems to be an A & B type for each. Exactly the same at Needs Oar Point

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