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Catfoss is a
hamlet in the
civil parish of Seaton, in Holderness, in the East
Riding of Yorkshire, England. It is
situated approximately 5
miles (8 km)...
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Royal Air
Force Catfoss, or more
simply RAF
Catfoss, is a
former Royal Air
Force station during the
Second World War. It was
located 4
miles (6.4 km)...
- org. "RAF
Catfoss". controltowers.co.uk. "RAF
Catfoss in Hornsea,
United Kingdom".
Virtual Globetrotting. 3 June 2006. "Former RAF
Catfoss". Wikimapia...
- (Coastal)
Operational Training Unit RAF was
formed on 1
October 1940 at RAF
Catfoss. Its role was
training strike and twin-engined
fighter aircrew. The unit...
- (2 (C)OTU) 2 OTU was
formed in 1940 as part of
Coastal Command at RAF
Catfoss for
training aircrew on
coastal command twin-engined
fighter and strike...
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Squadron – RAF Carnaby,
Yorkshire No. 226 (Strategic Missile)
Squadron – RAF
Catfoss,
Yorkshire No. 240 (Strategic Missile)
Squadron – RAF Breighton, Yorkshire...
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Scotland Caithness 1940 1945 RAF
Catfirth Scotland Shetland 1917 1919 RAF
Catfoss CA
England Yorkshire 1932 1963 RAF
Catterick AK
England Yorkshire 1914...
- Carr Gate, Cartworth,
Castle Bolton, Castleford, Castleton, Catcliffe,
Catfoss, Catshaw, Cattal, Catterick, Catwick, Cawthorne, Cawood,
Chapel Hill, Cherry...
- Yorkshire, England.
Originally required as
satellite airfield for RAF
Catfoss the land was
requisitioned in 1940.
Although constrained by
three roads...
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Nunkeeling Priory Benedictine nuns
founded 1152 by
Agnes de
Arches (Agnes de
Catfoss); with
regular priests or
brethren 12th
century until sometime after 1318;...
