

Dates: 1916 -
Royal Air Force Scampton is an operational Royal Air Force station located adjacent to the A15 road, near to the village of Scampton, Lincolnshire and six miles (9.7 kiliometres) north west of county town Lincoln in England.
RAF Scampton stands on the site of a First World War Royal Flying Corps landing field, originally called Brattleby. The station has remained in operation almost uninterrupted ever since and has provided a base for fighters in the First World War, bombers during the Second World War and V-force Avro Vulcans during the Cold War.
Forces Reunited Forum Posts involving RAF Scampton
" I’m trying to trace my father Jack Edward Bird. He was a Flight Engineer in 1951 when he and my mum May Brenchley were married. He served at RAF Scampton, where he trained as a pilot and at RAF Upton Hall, he alse spent some time I think in Iraq. I think he left the service aroun 1953/4. If anyone can help I’d be grateful. "
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" [The last comments offered by Colin sound a bit extreme to me, what have the names mentioned got to do with it? and if you don’t like the programmes why watch them. We’re all intelligent folk here and are perfectly capable of making up our own minds. Sorry Syd did’nt mean to upset you or ..."
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" I was at RAF Scampton attached to 35 SQN in 1977 I barely remember the incident but reading your thread and details it’s lucky that this vulcan did not come down on any centre’s of population with lincolnshire having a lot of airbases around at that time and a lot of aircraft in the sky all at once it’s a wonder there was no major incidents around then "
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" Quoting: Terry jones I was at RAF Scampton attached to 35 SQN in 1977 I barely remember the incident but reading your thread and details it’s lucky that this vulcan did not come down on any centre’s of population with lincolnshire having a lot of airbases around at that time and a lot of ..."
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" Quoting: Syd Smith Hi Sheila. Just for once in me life I am rather at a loss for words here, not in words themselves, I’m full of ’em, wife has occasionally said I am like a Parrot at times though not a very colourful one. Rather its to know where to start, your always welcome comment covers ..."
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