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Unit History: RAF Acklington
The former Royal Air Force Station Acklington, commonly known as RAF Acklington, was a Royal Air Force airbase situated near Acklington, in Northumberland, England.
During World War II it was a fighter station, operating as part of No. 13 Group.
The airfield closed in 1972 and is now the site of HMP Acklington prison.
During World War II it was a fighter station, operating as part of No. 13 Group.
The airfield closed in 1972 and is now the site of HMP Acklington prison.
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Active From: Unknown - 1972
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