Seen carrying RAF South East Asia roundels

From 1973 to 1983 Greenham Common was the home to the International Air Tattoo. With nuclear cruise missiles based there it was also the scene of protest and a 19 year continuous peace camp. The base closed in 1992. The cruise missile bunkers can still be seen here. The hangar area is now an industrial estate and whilst the remnants of the runway are still visible the bulk of the airfield is now a thriving nature reserve.

Taken from about 2000 feet from Auster J1N, G-AJYB. This Royal Air Force Station was once home to the Harrier but it is little used now

Chalgrove seen from about 2000 feet from Auster G-AJYB as we return north from Middle Wallop. This is the home of the Martin-Baker ejector seat company

Seen at a farm strip which was closed in 2011.

Spanhoe airfield was opened as Spanhoe Lodge in 1943 and was closed in 1945. It is now an unlicensed general aviation field with runway 27 visible here having been part of the taxyway of the original airfield. It was USAAF Station 493 and was largely used for troop transport for the Normandy invasion. Seen from Auster G-AJYB from about 1000 feet

Built in 1944