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Ground launched cruise missile shelters at RAF Molesworth during 1989
Ground launched cruise missile shelters at RAF Molesworth during 1989
Aerial photograph of RAF Molesworth, 9 May 1944
Aerial photograph of RAF Molesworth, 9 May 1944
RAF Molesworth Control Tower, taken on 28 September 1944, with wing staff waiting on the return of the 303d Bombardment Group from a mission. Note Loc
RAF Molesworth Control Tower, taken on 28 September 1944, with wing staff waiting on the return of the 303d Bombardment Group from a mission. Note Lockheed/Vega B-17G-60-VE Fortress 44-8328 359th Bombardment Squadron (Code BN) parked next to tower.
RDB-7B (RAF Douglas A-20C-1-DO Havoc Boston III), Serial AL672, shown as a staff communications aircraft for 8th AF HQ at RAF Bovingdon. This aircraft
RDB-7B (RAF Douglas A-20C-1-DO Havoc Boston III), Serial AL672, shown as a staff communications aircraft for 8th AF HQ at RAF Bovingdon. This aircraft originally belonged to 15th Bombardment Squadron (Light) and was used on 4 July 1942 in a low-level attack on Luftwaffe airfields in the Netherlands.
BGM-109G Gryphon transporter–erector–launcher (TEL) showing 4 missile launch tubes
BGM-109G Gryphon transporter–erector–launcher (TEL) showing 4 missile launch tubes
BGM-109G on display at the National Museum of US Air Force
BGM-109G on display at the National Museum of US Air Force
Diorama of a ground-launched cruise missile GAMA (GLCM Alert and Maintenance Area)
Diorama of a ground-launched cruise missile GAMA (GLCM Alert and Maintenance Area)