East Moor Airfield. March 1944 (1 Viewer)

jay hammond

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I am trying to find an airfield schematic of East Moor in the March-April 1944 time period. I am not so much interested in mess location, different shops, etc. I hope to find a schematic sowing the runways, control tower, position of all known gun and defensive emplacements, bomb dump, perimeter track, and other track, search lights, ground crew huts, location of A and B Flight frying pan dispersals and any other remarkable features. I'm not interested in any topographical information.
 
Perhaps here, NCAP - National Collection of Aerial Photography

or here, World War Two aerial photos opened to public for first time

or here RAF East Moor, Yorkshire. | Atlantikwall Archive

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Here is a guide to the RAF Museum Department Of Research & Information Services (DORIS)


They hold Record Site Plans for EAST MOOR as Air Ministry Drawing Number:

240/43 (Airfield)

7633/42 (Dispersed Sites

6655/42 (Bomb Store)

Copies can be ordered via e-mail
 
I am trying to find an airfield schematic of East Moor in the March-April 1944 time period. I am not so much interested in mess location, different shops, etc. I hope to find a schematic sowing the runways, control tower, position of all known gun and defensive emplacements, bomb dump, perimeter track, and other track, search lights, ground crew huts, location of A and B Flight frying pan dispersals and any other remarkable features. I'm not interested in any topographical information.
Hi
The info below may be of some use, from 'Military Airfields in the British Isles 1939-1945 (Omnibus Edition)' by Willis and Holliss:
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And from 'Action Stations 4. Military airfields of Yorkshire' by Bruce Barrymore Halpenny:
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Mike
 
See this map for the Bomb Store layout in 1970s:

 

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