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RAF Wyton was situated in Huntingdonshire. The site was used by the RFC during the first world war. In 1936 the base was rebuilt during the war it was home to teh Mosquitos, Blenheims and Lancasters of 3 Group Bomber Command.

In the early 1950s the main runway was lengthened and strengthened, and Wyton became the home of the Strategic Reconnaissance Force. In the late 50's and early 60's Wyton was home to the reconnaisance and strategic nuclear V bombers, which were kept at constant readiness. The old WW2 weapons store was modified for the nuclear weapons.

Today Wyton is home tp the trainers of the Cambridge University Air Squadron and some club flying. The surviving buildings are used by the RAF's Logistic supply section and by The RAF museum at Hendon who use Wyton for storage.





Squadrons stationed at Wyton

  • No: 83 Squadron
  • No: 109 Squadron. 1942
  • No: 163 Squadron




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List of those who served.

  • Mel Boulton. RCAF nav/bomb. 163 Sqd.
  • Ivor Broom. C.O. 163 Sqd.
  • Mike Spack. pilot. RCAF 163 Sqd.Read his story

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