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RAF Cosford

Dates: 1938 -

RAF Cosford opened in 1938 as a joint aircraft maintenance, storage and technical training unit. It has remained mainly a training unit to this day. The Fulton Mess barrack block was constructed just before WW2 as the largest single building barrack block in the UK. It is now used for technical training.

A substantial PMRAFNS hospital was established at RAF Cosford, the most westerly such RAF hospital in the UK. Constructed of wooden spurred hutting the hospital closed in 1976 and was demolished in 1980. For the three summers between 1977 and 1979 the empty hospital formed the venue for annual training camps for the Royal Observer Corps, with wards and theatres converted into barrack accommodation and training rooms.

The extensive sports facilities at Cosford, based around a banked indoor running track, became well known nationally through televised annual indoor championships that featured top athletes from all over the world


Forces Reunited Forum Posts involving RAF Cosford

" looking for lost contact members of THT311 Course at RAF Cosford in 1980 (october) Tracy Evans Angela Vanlintlast together on April 25th 1981 (my wedding day - cardiff)"

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" Tiny joined RAF Cosford 216 F Flight Sept 1969 I think his number was 8009333 does anyone have any info or any news about 216 members??Gerry (Maxs)"

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" Tiny joined RAF Cosford 216 F Flight Sept 1969 I think his number was 8009333 does anyone have any info or any news about 216 members??Gerry (Maxs)"

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" I`m trying to find (Budgie) Graham Richardson we were on a fitters course together (FAC 24) at RAF Cosford in `71 `72 I moved to Holland at the end of `72 and have since lost touch with Graham and his wife Linda, anyone out there who can help? "

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" I saw in the news today that the enquiry into the Deepcut deaths has come to the conclusion that the age of enlistment into the armed forces should be raised to 18, from 16. The purpose? to stop bullying! I enlisted as a Boy Entrant at the age of 15, but this was in 1960 when they were needing us, ..."

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During Initial Training. Are you one of these people, or do you recognise any of them? Do you recognise any of the people, or are you one of them? 43rd Entry B Flight. Are you one of these people, or do you recognise any of them? Course Photo 310 Entry RAF Cosford - 1967-1968 310 Entry RAF Cosford - 1967-1968 Boy Entrant 49th Class A5, about 1964, standing L-R, Tony Hannam, Vince McCormack, Brian Lamey, Bill Hamilton, Brian LLoyd, Ken Haycock, Brian Hinton, Brian Johnson, seated L-R, Ian Edward, Clive Hayhoe, Cpl Illingworth (wuff wuff), Paul Kelly, Ian Hill part of 46th entry
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